Why did the Confederate soldiers not pursue the Union soldiers at the Battle of Bull Run?

History

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Mars2501 [29]3 years ago

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Answer:

The battle of Bull Run fought between the Union and Confederate soldiers in the Civil War in America. The Confederate won the battle and it became the first major victory for the South. The South remains confident. It was a shocking sight for the North to lose the battle. The outcome of the battle of Bull run sealed the fact that winning the war wouldn't be easier. The battle also resulted in heavy casualties on both sides, called in American history as the bloodiest war.

kirill115 [55]3 years ago

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The reason that they did this was because they truly didn't have much of a choice. Back then, soldiers had a different formation that we see now like in CoD or Battlefield. and even though they didn't know how many soldiers were down there, they didnt want to risk it. they also were not sure if it was worth it to charge the soldiers because of the fact that there wasn't much to salvage down in their camp if they won.

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