After the First Battle of Bull Run in July 1861, the Confederate forces, though victorious, did not invade Washington, D.C., primarily due to exhaustion and logistical challenges. Many Confederate troops were low on supplies and morale was mixed, with some soldiers eager to return home after their victory. Additionally, the Confederate leadership, including General Beauregard, was cautious about overextending their forces and risking a counterattack from the Union army. The opportunity to capture the capital was deemed less favorable than consolidating their gains and preparing for future engagements.
The name for the Union Forces was "Bull Run". The South called it Manasass.
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After the Confederates defeated the Union at Bull Run (Manassas), Brig. Gen. Irvin McDowell retreated to Washington.
The Second Bull Run was a Confederate victory.
The name that the south called for the Battle of Bull run was Manassas.
All of the answers are correct (a+ answer) -Invade the South -Gain control of the Mississippi -Blockade the coast of the South -Build a well-trained army to defend Washington, D.C.
There was no battle at Washington, DC. The closest battle was Bull Run at Manassas, VA. At the First battle of Bull Run, Federal troops retreated to Washington.
The name for the Union Forces was "Bull Run". The South called it Manasass.
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After the Confederates defeated the Union at Bull Run (Manassas), Brig. Gen. Irvin McDowell retreated to Washington.
The confederacy. (South). They won both bull run's.
It was the North's first attempt to subjugate the South. It was a total failure, as the rebels drove them all the way back to Washington.
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the battle of bull run