The South's victory at Bull Run in 1861
a. created a dangerous Confederate overconfidence that it would swiftly win the war.
b. was dismissed by the North as merely a tactical defeat.
c. caused deep shock at the severe loss of Confederate soldiers.
d. paved the way for an invasion of Washington, D.C.
e. forced Lincoln to flee Washington.
a
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a. the expulsion of communists from Germany. b. the sterilization of inferior Germans to prevent the spread of their inferior genetic defects. c. forcing medical procedures on homosexuals. d. the rejection of selective breeding. e. the required conversion of all Jews to Christianity.
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