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After the south succeeded and the fort stayed in Union control in confederate territory there was a demand to surrender the fort by the confederacy. When they refused to surrender, a battle broke out, and the Civil war started.

In addition, the fort was in the middle of the major shipping lanes in and out of Charleston, SC. While under Union control, Charleston was essentially cut off from all sea routes, inhibiting the South's trade in a major sea port.

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It was caused by the refusal of the North to surrender the Fort and resulted in the US Civil War.

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Who seceded in the secession attack at ft Sumter?

the south


When did the attack of Ft Sumter happen?

April 12th 1861.


What is considered the start of the civil war?

The attack on Ft. Sumter


What was the event that sparked the civil war?

The Confederate attack on Ft Sumter


What confederate orderd the attack of ft Sumter?

Beauregard (on the orders of his President, Jefferson Davis.)


Who was the commander for the Confederate Army during the attack on FT Sumter?

General P.G.T. Beauregard, acting on orders from his President, Jefferson Davis.


Who attacked fort sumner?

The Attack on Fort Sumter in April 1861 Began the American Civil War. Confederate Brigadier Gen. Beauregard demanded the surrender of the Union garrison of Ft. Sumter in Charleston, SC.


When did the Fort Sumter attack?

1861


When was the fort sumter attack?

1861


When did the attack on Fort Sumter happen?

NO


In what year did the confederates attack fort Sumter?

Confederates attacked Fort Sumter in 1861.


How tall was fort Sumter before the attack?

Before the attack, Fort Sumter was approximately 50 feet tall. After the Civil War attack, it had lost 20 feet of its height.