What fort was attacked to start with the civil war?

Answer 1

The attack on Fort Sumter by South Carolina militia and the cadets from the Citadel military school on April 12, 1861, was the actual beginning of the Civil War. John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry a couple of years earlier is sometimes cited as the first salvo of the Civil War, but hostilities ended after Brown's followers were killed. Therefore the attack on Fort Sumter, which resulted in four years of non-stop warfare, is the best answer for the starting event of the Civil War.

Answer 2

it started in Virginia on of the middle colonies

Answer 3

IT began in Charleston, S.C. with the southern sympathizers firing onto the Union Fort Sumter that sat in the middle of the bay.

Answer 4

Confederate artillery commanded by P.G.T. Beauregard, under orders from Jefferson Davis.

Answer 5

Confederate artillery, under orders from General P.G.T. Beauregard.

Answer 6

bosten tea party

Answer 7

Fort Sumter, South Carolina.

Answer 8

Fort Sumter. Hope this helps!