Use the drop-down menus to sequence the poem's events in the order in which they happen.
Frietchie puts her flag back in the attic window.
The flags flaps in the morning wind in Frederick town. 14
Frietchie shakes the flag at General Jackson
The soldiers haul all of the flags down. A
Stonewall Jackson calls for the flag to be fired upon

It is a renown poem which portrays how one's life can restore the order.

Following is the right order of the poem's event in which they happen,

Explanation:

The poem "Barbara Frietchie" is a narrative poem which written in the riming couplets. It can also be as considered as ballad.Following is the correct order of the poem,The flags flaps in the morning wind in Frederick town. The soldiers haul all of the flags down.Frietchie puts her flag back in the attic windowStonewall Jackson calls for the flag to be fired uponFrietchie shakes the flag at General JacksonThis is a Civil War which portrays through Barbara Frietchie that, she is a symbol of boldness and triumph. Frietchie puts forward her flag back in the attic window and when all the soldiers haul the flags down.This poem is indeed all about sacrifices of one's life to restore the order.