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What was the significance of the first battle at Manassas (or Bull Run) in July 1861?A. It disheartened northerners to the extent that men stopped volunteering for the Union army.B. The Union's defeat encouraged Lincoln to authorize the enlistment of one million more men forthree years.C. It was a bloodbath in which over ten thousand men died.D. Confederate soldiers questioned whether they had the mettle to compete with Union troops.
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