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American Civil War
“Battle of Manassas”
On July 21st 1861 the Battle of Manassas or “Bullrun” took place on a battlefield in Virginia. The battle of Manassas was the most decisive tactical victory the Confederates had during the Civil War. The battle slowed down any of the Union efforts to invade Virginia’s heartland and rose the moral of the Confederates to a dangerous high.
On the morning of the battle, regiments from the Union army began their “flanking march. ... The Union seemed to have the battle won and reports rang through Washington, but they were premature reports. ... ”
During the battle, the difference in uniforms played a huge role in the outcome. ...
Jefferson Davis rode up to the battle from Richmond and rode through the confused Confederate army. ... ”
The Confederacy won the Battle of Manassas.
Approximate Word count = 758
Approximate Pages = 3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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