Richard Page was court-martialed for destroying munitions after surrendering a fort near this city.
Richard Page was court-martialed for destroying munitions after surrendering a fort near this city. After members lynched Michael Donald in this city, the United Klans of America went bankrupt after a seven million dollar lawsuit against them. Three hundred people were killed here when an ordnance depot on Beauregard Street exploded in May 1865. This city's Africatown consisted of slaves brought to America on the Clotilde, the last known ship to arrive in the Americas with African slaves. After the sieges of Forts Morgan and Gaines, Franklin (*) Buchanan was taken prisoner at this city, which is where the Hunley was built and tested by attacking a coal flatboat. It's not Atlanta, but the defeat of the Tennessee here was considered a tipping point to win Abraham Lincoln re-election. For 10 points, name this Confederate port near where David Farragut legendarily yelled "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead."
Richard Page was court-martialed for destroying munitions after surrendering a fort near this city.
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