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Why were so many civilians at the Battle of Bull Run?
A. Some thought this was going to be the one big battle of the war, and they did not want to miss it.
B. Washington, D. C., was a day's ride away, which made for an easy trip for people to come and view the proceedings.
C. They were on their way to Richmond and got caught up in the battle.
D. It was a holiday, a chance for the family to venture out of the city and be part of the excitement.

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