The answer is Japan.
Another used is either Nippon or Nihon which means “where the sun
originates” The title Land of the Rising Sun come from the Sui Dynasty’s communication
referring to the eastern position of Japan comparative to China.
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson is considered one of the most influential Confederate leaders of the Civil War.
Coming from lowly beginnings and a broken family, he rose to prominence in every aspect of his life, including his education,
a military career, and his stronghold on Christian faith. He proved himself in the Civil War and gained respect from the Confederacy and the Union.
Stonewall Jackson showed that with resolve and strong religious conviction, he could live a purposeful life and defend the land that he loved.
His mother remarried and fell into debt with her more current husband.
Because of the immense financial struggles distressing the family,
Thomas was forced to go live with his uncle. His uncle paid little or not attention to him.
Even when young, Thomas showed an interest in learning (16). As stated in Stonewall Jackson:
The Man, The Soldier, The Legend, a childhood friend said that Jackson was “by no means brilliant, but was one of those untiring, plain, matter-of-fact-persons who would never give up"
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I could be wrong but I am pretty sure the answer is Oil.
Explanation:
After America cut off oil from Japan, due to expansion reasons I believe, Japan got really upset and Pearl Harbor happened if I remember correctly! Hope this helped!! :)
Southern plantation owners, because they needed slaves to do any/all farm work. Their plantations were huge and slaves were technically cheaper then hiring people.
