1. How did the Battle of Bull Run affect the beginning of

the Civil War?

(A) It showed the might of the Union army.

(B) It forced the North to take the prowess of the

Southern military seriously.

(C) It gave the South an exaggerated sense of

confidence.

(D) It was a draw

(E) It hinted that the war would not be over quickly.

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Kaelyn Hatfield

30 December, 08:19

1. How did the Battle of Bull Run affect the beginning of

the Civil War?

(A) It showed the might of the Union army.

(B) It forced the North to take the prowess of the

Southern military seriously.

(C) It gave the South an exaggerated sense of

confidence.

(D) It was a draw

(E) It hinted that the war would not be over quickly.

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Bozley · Answer 1

B or C

Explanation:

Union and Confederate armies clashed near Manassas Junction, Virginia, in the first major land battle of the American Civil War. The Confederate victory gave the South a surge of confidence and shocked many in the North, who realized the war would not be won as easily as they had hoped

Jean Sheppard · Answer 2

Jean Sheppard 30 December, 10:02

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The answer is A or B