Where did the Civil War begin?

A.
Gettysburg

B.
Fort Sumter

C.
Appomattox

D.
Manassas

Question

Where did the Civil War begin?
 
 A.
Gettysburg
 
 B.
Fort Sumter
 
 C.
Appomattox
 
 D.
Manassas

anonymous · Answer

What lesson in US history is this?

logan13 · Answer

@CODblackops2

anonymous · Answer

March 4, 1861 - Abraham Lincoln is sworn in as 16th President of the United States of America. April 12, 1861 - At 4:30 a.m. Confederates under Gen. Pierre Beauregard open fire with 50 cannons upon Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. The Civil War begins. this is what  I found when I serched ur question

anonymous · Answer

OMG. I searched and was about to post the same thing! XD @Tpunt1125

anonymous · Answer

The American Civil War began at Fort Sumter; answer is letter B.

anonymous · Answer

It began in Fort Sumter. Go back to 2nd grade.

anonymous · Answer

lol XD

anonymous · Answer

@animal108 I am giving you a medal for that lol

anonymous · Answer

Lol, its true. I litterally learned that in 2nd.

anonymous · Answer

Why would you give him a medal? His comment was rude to the asker.

anonymous · Answer

I am a girl :)))))

anonymous · Answer

Oh.

anonymous · Answer

ouch

anonymous · Answer

*Why would you give her a medal? Her comment was rude to the asker.

anonymous · Answer

It's still kinda mean

anonymous · Answer

Probably because it was funny as heck. :)

anonymous · Answer

If he says ur right ill give u a medal

anonymous · Answer

well because we have learned this in second grade

anonymous · Answer

I don't remember jack from the 2nd grade