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On March,29, 1861, Lincoln ordered to set up a naval task force to supply the fort with provisions for a year and introduce 200 men to reinforce the garrison. On April 7 the expedition weighed anchor. At the same time he sent a messenger to Charleston who presented to the Governor Pickens a confidential letter, in which he said that food supplies would be introduced in the fort. If he had not met resistance, it would not make any attempt to introduce weapons, ammunition and reinforcements without notifying the governor. The Confederates reacted isolating the fort and preventing the garrison from receiving both post and provisions. On Apr. 10, 1861, the Confederate Secretary of War cabled to Gen. Beauregard, ordering him to ask the surrendering of Fort Sumter.
Lincoln knew that he could not prevent the war, but he insisted that the Confederacy must fire the first shot. After the bombardment began a US ship was sent to evacuate Fort Sumter, but it was unable to do so. In short, Lincoln's strategy was to make no aggressive moves toward the South until after the fort had been fired upon, thus giving the Union the moral high ground.
They had to make sure take out all the people who are soldiers and make prisoners of war.
The South seceded from the Union. In their view, this made Fort Sumter part of their territory, being held by Union forces. They demanded that the Union soldiers surrender the fort. Lincoln had to either order the men holding the fort off... or he had to send a re-supply ship to provide the men at the Fort with the means to stay. He ordered the Fort to be re-supplied. This was taking to position that the Union was still the owner of the territory. South Carolina took this to be a provocation because it denied their rights to their own territory. If they were no longer part of the Union, then the Union could not have forces on their land. They began shelling to make this point.
US President Lincoln made it clear to the South that he would not send troop reinforcements to Fort Sumter, but informed the South he was only sending needed supplies. This was the correct decision by Lincoln.
Whether to send supplies to Fort Sumter. It was difficult because confederates could attack.
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They were affected mostly by this was the start of the civil war and had to make preparations.
On the night of December 26,1860, the Union Commander of the Federal Forts in Charleston Harbor, Major Anderson, withdrew his troops of 73 men from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter. In so doing he made the Charleston roads inaccessible and blockaded the Harbor.
On March,29, 1861, Lincoln ordered to set up a naval task force to supply the fort with provisions for a year and introduce 200 men to reinforce the garrison. On April 7 the expedition weighed anchor. At the same time he sent a messenger to Charleston who presented to the Governor Pickens a confidential letter, in which he said that food supplies would be introduced in the fort. If he had not met resistance, it would not make any attempt to introduce weapons, ammunition and reinforcements without notifying the governor. The Confederates reacted isolating the fort and preventing the garrison from receiving both post and provisions. On Apr. 10, 1861, the Confederate Secretary of War cabled to Gen. Beauregard, ordering him to ask the surrendering of Fort Sumter.
Lincoln knew that he could not prevent the war, but he insisted that the Confederacy must fire the first shot. After the bombardment began a US ship was sent to evacuate Fort Sumter, but it was unable to do so. In short, Lincoln's strategy was to make no aggressive moves toward the South until after the fort had been fired upon, thus giving the Union the moral high ground.
They had to make sure take out all the people who are soldiers and make prisoners of war.
The South seceded from the Union. In their view, this made Fort Sumter part of their territory, being held by Union forces. They demanded that the Union soldiers surrender the fort. Lincoln had to either order the men holding the fort off... or he had to send a re-supply ship to provide the men at the Fort with the means to stay. He ordered the Fort to be re-supplied. This was taking to position that the Union was still the owner of the territory. South Carolina took this to be a provocation because it denied their rights to their own territory. If they were no longer part of the Union, then the Union could not have forces on their land. They began shelling to make this point.
To fire on the US Army garrison at Fort Sumter.
They made certain commands to the armies. Also they decided plans for attacks and how to kill there opponents. i hope i answered your question:)
You could build a fort with logs or straight branches in a log cabin fashion. Or you could make a tent with old blankets and a clothes line.