Which of the following statements is true of First Manassas?
A) The South suffered more casualties than the North.
B) General Irvin McDowell's troops were greatly outnumbered.
C) After the battle, Congress authorized the enlistment of 500,000 volunteers.
D) After the battle, both sides boldly announced a brief war and certain victory.
E) Stonewall Jackson was killed as he stood rallying his troops at First Manassas.
C
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