He was one half of the Lee-Jackson partnership which brought the Confederacy close to winning in the summer of 1862. After Stonewall's death, neither Lee nor his army was quite the same again.
Yes, he was a Major-General of the Confederates, and the vital other half of the Lee-Jackson partnership.
Jimmie Lee Jackson attended the local schools in his hometown of Marion, Alabama. He later went to the Alabama State University, where he pursued a degree in education. His experiences as a student and his involvement in civil rights activism significantly shaped his life and legacy.
(Union) Grant Sherman Slocum McLellan McDowell (Confederate) Lee Jackson Bragg Joseph E. Johnston Sidney Johnston
Two of the most famous Southern generals during the American Civil War were Robert E. Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson. Lee, the commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, is renowned for his leadership in several key battles, while Jackson gained fame for his tactical prowess and bravery, particularly during the First Battle of Bull Run and the Valley Campaign. Both played crucial roles in shaping Confederate military strategy and are often studied for their contributions to military history.
Chancellorsville, where he was wrong-footed by the unbeatable Lee-Jackson partnership - though at the cost of Jackson's life.
Yes - a quick and nimble mover, though less effective after the death of Stonewall Jackson, who was a vital part of the unbeatable Lee-Jackson partnership. He was also a psychological soldier, who would wrong-foot the enemy by refusing to fight on a field chosen by them.
He was successful because of the unbeatable Lee-Jackson partnership. When Stonewall was killed, Lee suffered a psychological blow that may have affected his health, which began to decline from this point. (He was not feeling well at Gettysburg). Then, after Grant ended the system of prisoner exchange, Lee was bound of run out of men before Grant did.
Hancock Lee Jackson died in 1876.
By far.. Bruce Lee(Strictly unbeatable)
At that period, Lincoln had not learned to choose and use the best Generals, and the Lee-Jackson team was turning out unbeatable. After Stonewall's death, the tide began to turn.
Because Lee and Jackson were both performing at their best - as an unbeatable team. The Union commander Hooker had formed a perfectly sound plan, but Lee managed to wrong-foot him, forcing him to fight where he wasn't expecting to. This threw Hooker off-balance, and he was not properly on-guard when Jackson launched a wild attack on his flank. Hooker might have taken some consolation when Jackson was killed on the second day, and neither Lee nor his army would ever be the same again. Yet it was a resounding defeat for the Union.
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