What was the result of the confederate attack on fort sumter, south carolina, on april 12, 1861?
president lincoln and president davis held a series of talks to avert war and settle the issues.

the union forces repelled the attack and the fort remained in union hands.

the civil war began and president davis sent troops to richmond.

president lincoln called up militia to put down the rebellion.

The Civil War began and President Davis sent troops to Richmond.

Explanation:

The fighting began on April 12, 1861 with an attack by southerners at Fort Sumter in Charleston Bay, which, after a 34-hour shelling, was forced to surrender. In response, Lincoln declared the southern states rebellious, proclaimed a sea blockade of their coasts, drafted volunteers into the army, and later introduced military obligation. The fighting of the main forces unfolded in the direction of Washington-Richmond.

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