First Bull Run
Sorry, but I don't think that that is an accurate answer.
The usual answer is that the shots were fired around April 12, 1861, by Confederate artillery on Fort Sumter in Charleston harbor, Charleston, South Carolina. It's not necessarily true, but it suits the needs of certain groups in how they wish to portray history.
Some claim that the first first shots were fired 3 months before the bombardment of Fort Sumter. On January 9th or 10th, 1861, Confederate batteries on Morris Island, manned by cadets from The Citadel, fired on the Union supply ship Star of the West. The Star of the West was attempting to resupply Union forces at Fort Sumter. Although the ship wasn't hit, Confederate forces were successful in driving the ship off.
Shots were also fired by northern/union forces on January 8th, 1861, at Fort Barrancas (Pensacola, Florida) under the command of Lt. Adam J. Slemmer, firing at what were probably Alabama militia.
See Walter Gierschbach's notes at: militaryhistoryonline.com/civilwar/misc/barrancas.aspx
See also Robert Hawk writing for the Florida National Guard at: floridaguard.army.mil/history/CivilWar.asp?did=1305
First Bull Run
Sorry, but I don't think that that is an accurate answer.
The usual answer is that the shots were fired around April 12, 1861, by Confederate artillery on Fort Sumter in Charleston harbor, Charleston, South Carolina. It's not necessarily true, but it suits the needs of certain groups in how they wish to portray history.
Some claim that the first first shots were fired 3 months before the bombardment of Fort Sumter. On January 9th or 10th, 1861, Confederate batteries on Morris Island, manned by cadets from The Citadel, fired on the Union supply ship Star of the West. The Star of the West was attempting to resupply Union forces at Fort Sumter. Although the ship wasn't hit, Confederate forces were successful in driving the ship off.
Shots were also fired by northern/union forces on January 8th, 1861, at Fort Barrancas (Pensacola, Florida) under the command of Lt. Adam J. Slemmer, firing at what were probably Alabama militia.
See Walter Gierschbach's notes at: militaryhistoryonline.com/civilwar/misc/barrancas.aspx
See also Robert Hawk writing for the Florida National Guard at: floridaguard.army.mil/history/CivilWar.asp?did=1305
unlike the american revolution, the first shot doesn't really have a specific name. it was shot at Fort Sumter, which was the first battle of the civil war. Lincoln was restocking the fort with supplies when the confederacy first fired at 4:30 AM on April, 1861.
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The South fired the first shot in the American Civil War.
The South
The first shot in the civil war was fired by the south at the Union Fort Sumter in South Carolina
The Last shot of the civil war was in Waynesville, NC
i have know idea
the confederacy fired the first shot of the civil war
The South fired the first shot in the American Civil War.
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The South
The first shot in the civil war was fired by the south at the Union Fort Sumter in South Carolina
according to status and history the south fired the first shot on fort sumpter
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Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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The Last shot of the civil war was in Waynesville, NC