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What date did the battle of fort Sumter end?
The day it started - 12 April 1861
What date was fort Sumter surrounded?
1773
What is the date for the Fort Sumter?
April 12, 1861.
Did the Civil War end in Fort Sumter?
No.
What is the date for the surrender of fort Sumter?
April 14, 1861
What is the date for the fort Sumter war?
April 12, 1861.
How did the war of fort Sumter end?
the north won
When did the fort Sumter end?
April 14, 1881
When did the battle of Fort Sumter end and start?
The Battle of Fort Sumter began on April 12, 1861 and ended two days later.
When was the date for the battle of fort summer?
The Battle for Fort Sumter took place 12 April 1861
Why was fort Sumter important in the civil war?
it was inportant to end slavery
What were Lincoln's choices in regard to fort Sumter?
his choise's were to resuply Fort Sumter
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