How did the first battle of bull run affect the north’s view of the civil war?

a: it provided confidence that victory would be easy.

b: it led the north to use the anaconda plan.

c: it provided confidence the war would have little consequence.

d: it led the north to create the emancipation proclamation.

The correct answer is B.

The First Battle of Bull Run was the first major battle of the US Civil War, fought by the Union forces and the Confederate forces in 1861. The Union forces were very disorganized and slow to position themselves, therefore the Confederates could call for reinforcements, that arrived by train, and managed to win the battle.  Therefore, the defeat was not good for enhacing the motivation of the Union Army. They realized they needed tactical intelligence and better artillery and organization if they wanted to defeat the Confederates supress the rebellion.

The Anaconda Plan refers to a military strategy that was developed by the Union Army at the beginning of the Civil War, aiming to defeat the Confederates. It consisted on blocking Southern ports and advancing along the Mississipi river.

B

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