How did the first battle of bull run affect the north’s view of the civil war?
a) it provided confidence that victory would be easy.
b) it led the north to use the anaconda plan.
c) it provided confidence the war would have little consequence.
d) it led the north to create the emancipation proclamation.

Up until this point the civil war was thought to be a "shooting war" (one which would end quickly) especially since the north had more and better resources (weapons, food, etc.), more people, stable and powerful government, etc. The confederacy winning the battle of Bull Run, however, proved to them that the Confederacy was stronger than thought and this totally changed their perspective, leading them to use the Anaconda Plan; the answer is B

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