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It was a small US Army garrison on an island in Charleston Harbour.

When South Carolina seceded, this garrison was highly vulnerable to Confederate attack, and Lincoln declared that he would assert Union authority over it. But the Confederate artillery fired on it - the first shots of the war - and it was soon evacuated.

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The Battle of Antietam was neither a Union or Confederate victory. Both sides experiences high losses and after two days of the bloodiest battle in the war, they stopped fighting and the Southern forces returned back to Virginia.

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According to history, Fort Sumter originally belonged to the Union, since Union forces were located at Fort Sumter. However, after the firing upon the fort by the Confederates, Fort Sumnter was surrendered to the Confederates.

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Yes Fort Sumter was a Union fort. It was located in Charleston harbor, South Carolina.

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The Confederates shot at Fort Sumter to dislodge Union forces that had been holding it.

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