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How did President Lincoln respond to the Confederacy's attack on Fort Sumter? A. He ordered all forts in the South to be evacuated as soon as possible. B. He traveled through the South and gave a series of antiwar speeches. C. He showed restraint by using diplomacy to deal with the Confederacy. D. He declared the Confederacy's actions to be an insurrection and asked for volunteers to fight.
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