A is the answer. The first Bull Run was early in the war, and much of the North was convinced it would end quickly-people had even brought out chairs to watch the firefight. However, their visions were soon shattered.
B is wrong: the South had plenty of troops, and even if it did not, Bull Run was no indication.
C is wrong: Bull Run was a failure for the North, so it would not indicate to Lincoln that the North was overstocked on troops.
Similarly, D is wrong: the war actually would take longer.
Toussaint L'Ouverture fought with Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
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A popular pamphlet written by Thomas Paine calls for Americans to reclaim their natural rights.
Thomas Paine's pamphlet, Common Sense, argued Enlightenment ideas and encouraged colonists to separate from England.
Paine's pamphlet was spread through the colonies and argued for a split from England. Paine claimed the only way to gain access to the natural rights each person should have was by getting independence from England. The pamphlet was read by intellects and ordinary citizens bringing the Patriot movement together.
B <span>It was a dangerous mistake to spend so much time on Alcatraz Island, and it damaged the landmark
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