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What was the name of the battle that officially started the civil war?
Ft. Sumter
What was the first civil war battle?
The Battle at Ft. Sumter.
Was Ft Sumter the first planned battle?
yes
Who started the battle of fort Sumter?
the south
When did the battle of ft Sumter take place?
April 1861
What started the civil war battle?
Fort Sumter
Date of Battle of Ft. Sumter?
On 12 and 13 April 1861.
What year did the Battle of Fort Sumter started?
1861. These were the shots that started the war.
What was the battle of Ft Sumter?
It was the opening battle of the US Civil War in which the South took the Fort.
Did the battle of fort Sumter battle change the course of the Civil War?
It started the war.
What was the significance of the battle at Fort Sumter?
I think it was that it was the first battle and started the Civil War.
What event marked the start of the civil war?
Fort Sumter started the American Civil War.
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