John is a witness to a Civil War battle in which General Thomas Jackson stands “like a stone wall,” holding the line against the Union assault. Which battle is John probably witnessing?
John is a witness to a Civil War battle in which General Thomas Jackson stands “like a stone wall,” holding the line against the Union assault. Which battle is John probably witnessing?
John is a witness to a Civil War battle in which General Thomas Jackson stands “like a stone wall,” holding the line against the Union assault. Which battle is John probably witnessing?
1 Answer
Jun 27, 2018
The first battle of Bull Run
Explanation:
During the first battle of Bull Run the Union troops had flanked the Confederate forces. The Confederate forces were retreating and in danger of being routed.
Thomas Jackson placed his troops at the top of Henry's Hill blocking the Union advanced. Greatly outnumbered Jackson brigaid held their position against repeated Union attacks. This stubborn action of Jackson turned the tide of battle and the Union army was routed.
