Who led the Jackson's Valley Campaign?
Q: Who led the Jackson's Valley Campaign?
A: The Jackson's Valley Campaign was led by Confederate General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson.
Q: How long did the campaign last?
A: The campaign lasted for ten weeks.
Q: How many battles were fought during the campaign?
A: Five battles were fought during the campaign.
Q: How many of these battles did Jackson win?
A: Jackson won four of these five battles.
Q: What Union forces were tied down by Jackson's movements?
A: 70,000 Union soldiers were tied down by Jackson's movements, a force four times larger than his own.
Q: What is the significance of this campaign in military history?
A: The success of this campaign made Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson one of the most famous Southern generals and is still studied at West Point as a great masterpiece of military strategy today.
