Fort Sumter is significant because
A) The U.S. attempted to force the South back into the Union.
B) Its surrender to the Confederacy led to war between the North and South.
C) Rebel states fell to the Union forces.
D) Nearly one hundred Union soldiers were killed by the Confederate Army in the first battle of the Civil War.
E) None of these choices.

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Fort Sumter's surrender to the Confederacy led to the beginning of the Civil War between the North and South.

Fort Sumter Is Significant Because