Confederate victory
First Bull Run (or First Manassas) in Virginia. It was a Confederate victory.
The First major battle was Bull Run, where an expected Union victory was turned into a defeat
General Joseph E. Johnsonâ??s arrival with thousands of additional southern troops turned what many thought would be a sure rout by the Union army into a victory by the Confederates. This thoroughly shattered the hope of Union supporters that this would be a quick and easy war.
The outcome of the First Battle of Manassas, or First Bull Run was a Confederate victory. The Battle of Shiloh indicated the war would be long and bloody.
The First Battle of Bull Run, fought on July 21, 1861, marked the first major battle of the American Civil War and resulted in a Confederate victory. The Union forces, under General Irvin McDowell, were initially hopeful of a quick victory, but faced fierce resistance from Confederate troops led by Generals Thomas Jackson and P.G.T. Beauregard. The Union's defeat led to a chaotic retreat back to Washington, D.C., shattering the North's expectations for a swift end to the conflict. This battle underscored the war's potential for prolonged and bloody engagement.
The second battle of Bull Run was another Bull Run victory for the Confederacy. General Lee drove the Union forces out of Virginia as a result of his victory in the 2nd Bull Run.
First Bull Run (July 1861) - Confederate victory which they were not able to follow-up, being just as disorganised as the Union army. Second Bull Run (August 1862) - Spectacular Confederate victory by the Lee-Jackson partnership, giving them the confidence to invade the North.
The Second Bull Run was a Confederate victory.
United States of America (Union/Federals/Yankees) vs. Confederate States of America (Confederate(s)/Rebs). The Generals were Maj. Gen. Irvin McDowell (Union) and Gen. Joseph E. Johnston and Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard (Confederate) at First Bull Run, and Maj. Gen. George McClellan (Union) vs. Gen. Robert E. Lee (Confederate) at Second Bull Run. Both battles resulted in a Confederate victory.
Union fought Confederate at Manassas (Bull Run) - both times.
The Battle of Bull Run was part of the America Civil War and was fought on July 21, 1861 in William County, Virginia. The Union was defeated by the Confederate states.
a sweeping confederate victory. The rebels sent the union army running for their lives back to Washington
Victory for the Confederate forces. However, approximately 5,000 men died. Of those, 3,000 were Union soldiers.
The Battle of Bull Run was won by the Confederate Army.
There is only 1 Battle of Bull Run (New respondent) There were two battles on that site. First was in July 1861 - a premature attempt by the North to march on Richmond. (Confederate victory). Second was in August 1862 - superb tactical victory by Lee, who managed to prevent the two Union armies from joining forces and overwhelming the Confederates. (Confederate victory).
After the 1st bull run occurred, there was a second bull run. It was a confederate victory. The union was overpowered and driven back. The next major battle after the 1st and 2nd Bull run (aka, the first and second Manassas) was the battle of Antietam. This battle was inconclusive. It was a bloody one day battle and, when General Robert E. Lee retreated to tend to his wounded, the Union claimed victory (even though they didn't really win).
It was won at Chickamauga. No, actually, technically, the last confederate victory happened a few months after the Lee's surrender at Palmino Ranch in Texas. The last recorded casuality was a Union soldier at that battle.