If the bombardment of Fort Sumter was the spark that eventually led to the US Civil War, then the best answer, the most straight forward forward answer was Virginia. It seceded after President Lincoln sought 75,000 volunteers to end the rebellion in South Carolina. This sent Virginia to join the new Confederacy.
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it was not long after the November 1860 presidential elections that South Carolina seceded from the US. It declared itself an independent nation, for all practical purposes on December 20, 1860. It created its own army for its defense.
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South Carolina. (It was in December 1860, a few months before the outbreak of the war that this caused.)
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Harriet Tubman served as a spy and scout for the Union Army during the Civil War.
First, Montgomery, Alabama, then Richmond, Virginia.
No. America was during the Civil War.
That depends on which civil war (ie in which country) you are asking about.
The first "civil war" was in England and was fought for control of the country. The U.S. Civil War was fought between the majority of the nation and a breakaway region. Today, "civil war" means a war fought mainly within one country, whether the reason for fighting is to take over the whole country or to break away a part as a new country.
the first country to commence competitive examination in civil services
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South Carolina. (It was in December 1860, a few months before the outbreak of the war that this caused.)
The first ambulance was used in the American Civil War.
The first country to offer registered civil partnerships to same-sex couples was Denmark in 1989.
During the Spanish Civil War
Antietam.
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