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How did the battle of bull run show the north that the war would not be short as pevously thought?

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It showed that the south was well trained and had great leaders even though they suffered from less industry and less soldiers

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How did the battle of the bull run signal the war would be long?
the union thought they could beat the union easily, however, the union surprised them. instead of a decisive victory for the south, there was a lot of bloodshed.
Why was the Battle of Bull Run not as short as believed?
hahahahahaah that's a funny question whats that for?
What disadvantages did the north have in the battle of bull run?
They were Yankees
Who thought the civil war would be short?
Almost everybody on both sides.There were two notable exceptions.One was the Union General-in-Chief, Winfield Scott, who believed in blockading and starving out the Confederacy before sending in...
What did the north call the Battle of bull run?
Union (The North) forces called the Battle of Manassas the Battle of Bull Run .