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Why was the Battle of Fort Sumter significant? It was the last Confederate victory of the Civil War. It was the first battle fought on water. It caused the Confederate soldiers …

Why was the Battle of Fort Sumter significant? It was the last Confederate victory of the Civil War. It was the first battle fought on water. It caused the Confederate soldiers …
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Why was the Battle of Fort Sumter significant? It was the last Confederate victory of the Civil War. It was the first battle fought on water. It caused the Confederate soldiers to retreat. It signified the start of the Civil War. Which one? im timed so pls help

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it signified the start of the civil war

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