The Battle of Shenandoah refers to a series of military engagements during the American Civil War, primarily occurring in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. These battles were fought between the Confederate forces, led by generals like Stonewall Jackson, and the Union army. The valley was strategically important for its agricultural resources and transportation routes. The most notable battles in this campaign include the First Battle of Kernstown and the Battle of New Market. The Confederate victories in the Shenandoah Valley helped to boost morale in the South and disrupted Union supply lines, making it a significant theater in the war.