Stonewall Brigade - Part 2

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1. After the Battle of Manasses, the brigade went into camp near the battlefield for a week. What circumstances required them to move to a new location? Sanitary conditions Orders to advance Enemy movements Orders to retreat

2. General Jackson did not allow his men to have camp fires during the night, thus forcing them to endure the fall and winter elements without this basic comfort. True False

3. Which regiment in the brigade provided a band for the "Stonewall Brigade?" 2nd Regiment 33rd Regiment 27th Regiment 5th Regiment

4. On what date was General Jackson promoted to Major General? October 13th, 1861 January 1st, 1862 October 13th, 1862 March 15th, 1862

5. On November 4th, 1861, Jackson left to assume his new command. This ended his tenure as commander of the 1st Virginia Brigade. In how many major battles was Jackson in command of the "Stonewall Brigade?" One Six Three Eight

6. Who became the new commander of the "Stonewall Brigade? after Jackson left in November 1861? Colonel Turner Ashby Colonel James Preston Brigadier General Richard B. Garnett Colonel James Allen

7. Where did the "Stonewall Brigade" experience their first defeat in battle? Battle of Romney Battle of Cross Keys Battle of Port Republic Battle of Kernstown

8. As a result of General Garnett ordering the "Stonewall Brigade" to retire from the field at Kernstown, causing the defeat, in Jackson's eyes, Jackson relieved Garnett of command. True False

9. Who replaced General Garnett as commander of the Stonewall Brigade? Brigadier General William Terry Brigadier General James Walker Brigadier General Charles Sidney Winder Brigadier General Franklin E. Paxton

10. Was Jackson's Valley Campaign of 1862 a success? Yes No