In this task you will be given a text passage from a trivia quiz. You should choose the category this question belongs to from these categories: History, Science, Social Science, Fine Arts, Literature. You can only choose one category, so if in doubt, please choose the closest match.

[EX Q]: One commander killed in this engagement invented a beech-loading rifle that had earlier been used in the Battle of Brandywine. The Patriot commanders in this battle utilized shifting positions along the base of the central topological entity in this battle, while the leading Loyalist officer's decision to put on a plaid shirt to cover his officer's colors resulted in his demise, as Patriot snipers trained their sights onto the shirt. Colonels John Sevier and William Campbell led part of the Patriot attack at this engagement, and were opposed by Major Patrick Ferguson's force of roughly 1,100 Loyalists. For 10 points, name this Patriot victory in the American Revolution in North Carolina, which followed Horatio Gates' defeat at Camden.
[EX A]: History

[EX Q]: This results from phonon interactions in simple metals. Joule heating is caused by this, while Wheatstone bridges are used to find unknown values for this quantity. The thermal form of this quantity is equal to the length of the material over the conductivity times the cross-sectional area. "Drug" this occurs when pathogens become able to survive exposure to certain drugs, rendering those drugs obsolete. Drag is sometimes called this of air. Name this term, the electrical type of which measures of the degree an object opposes the flow of an electrical current, measured in ohms.
[EX A]: Science

[EX Q]: This mans The Orators was about the effects of hero-worship, and was written at around the same time as the verse drama The Dance of Death. Around this period, he also started a collaboration that produced such works as a work about self-destroying climber Michael Ransom, The Ascent of F6 as well as The Dog Beneath the Skin. Earlier, this man had written Paid on Both Sides, which combined content from Icelandic sagas with jokes about English schools. His interest in Iceland was continued in Letters from Iceland, while other works inspired by countries include Journey to a War and Spain. The latter was rewritten, along with September 1, 1939, which had been first published in 1940s Another Time, along with other poems such as Dover and Musee des Beaux Arts. FTP, name this poet who wrote Funeral Blues and collaborated with Christopher Isherwood.
[EX A]:
Literature