Washington's Watch Chain frog Jackson’s main priority was the

Jackson’s main priority was the defense of the Shenandoah Valley

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Washington's Watch Chain frog Jackson’s main priority was theWest Point, November 30, 1779 "The story of the chain is a fascinating one. During the Revolution, the British ruled the seas. The English with their Hessian allies, occupied Long Island and New York City. The Continentals held New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. If the British could sail up the Hudson from New York City and connect with their forces in Canada, they would essentially be able to cut the United States in half. Washington endorsed