Where did the Civil War start?
Correct answer: Fort Sumter
Player Meyer
Eliminated slavery and saved the Union.
Grillchees
RoamingSurfer31771, The first shot was fired from Fort Johnson off of James Island, SC and was fired by Confederate soldiers. Also, the Citadel was a confederate military academy so they’re essentially the same thing.
humbeldywump
Player Meyer, the civil war did almost nothing to eliminate slavery. read the 13th amendment.
RoamingSurfer31771
It wasn't "Confederate" artillery. It was the cadets from the Citadel, The Military College of the South in Charleston, SC who had no patience and decided, on their own, they'd had enough of the damn Blue bellies and decided to bombard Ft. Sumter in Charleston's harbor.
Bob
“The” civil war? Should be “the US civil war”.
Ulrich
Which "Civil War' in what country would this be referring to?
Beverly
humbeldywump, eventually it stop slavery, however, it took too much time. There were laws inacted in the U.S. to get equal pay for equal work for women and minorities. This still does not happen. The workplace is getting better, however, it is also taking to long