Often called the First Battle of Bull Run, the first major battle of the American Civil War took place near Manassas, Virginia, in July of 1861. Resulting in a clear but not decisive Confederate victory, this battle helped many Americans on both sides of the conflict realize that the war would be both lengthy and difficult, no matter who would eventually win.
Fort Sumter
The fighting and casualties of the Civil War occurred at the Battle of Bull Run at Manassas, Virginia.
It was considered the first civil war because it was a group of Americans fighting the Federal government.
Battle of Wilson's Creek
oh,the answer is: at first they were fighting for not seceeding, and then the war ended up to be about slavery. i am 11
because he want to his state to be free first
They did not believe that the North would have much of a stomach for a fight. They hoped that the first battle would bring an acceptable compromise, or that they would be allowed to form their own country. The Union was so convinced it would be a short war that they only recruited people for 90 days.
The first shots fired were April 12, 1861 at Ft. Sumter, Charleston Harbor. SC.
The first amandment was written by Abe Lincoln during the Civil War saying any slaves still fighting agenst the union was now legally free.
April 12, 1861 southern troops began the first shots of the war in Charleston harbor of Ft. Sumter.
The senate could not do much to avoid the 12 civil wars in the Late Roman Republic. It could not stop strong military commanders who had the loyalty of their troops from fighting each other. Moreover, in the first few of these wars, it sided with one of the fighting factions, that of the conservative commander. In one of them, the senate was actually one of the fighting forces. This was Caesar's civil war against the forces of the senate. The Liberators' Civil War was fought between supporters of the senate and supporters of the assassinated Julius Caesar.
In Johannesburg, South Africa, while fighting discrimination against Indians. It was also the beginning of his methodology of civil disobedience and nonviolent protest.