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It led directly to President Lincoln's call for volunteers, marking the official start of the Civil War.
It led directly to President Lincoln's call for volunteers, marking the official start of the Civil War.
It resulted in the immediate surrender of Union forces at Fort Sumter without any casualties.
It resulted in the immediate surrender of Union forces at Fort Sumter without any casualties.
It caused the Union to abandon its military presence in the South, allowing Confederate states to operate without interference.
It caused the Union to abandon its military presence in the South, allowing Confederate states to operate without interference.
It led to a diplomatic resolution, with both sides agreeing to peaceful negotiations and avoiding further conflict.
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It led directly to President Lincoln's call for volunteers, marking the official start of the Civil War.
It led directly to President Lincoln's call for volunteers, marking the official start of the Civil War.
It resulted in the immediate surrender of Union forces at Fort Sumter without any casualties.
It resulted in the immediate surrender of Union forces at Fort Sumter without any casualties.
It caused the Union to abandon its military presence in the South, allowing Confederate states to operate without interference.
It caused the Union to abandon its military presence in the South, allowing Confederate states to operate without interference.
It led to a diplomatic resolution, with both sides agreeing to peaceful negotiations and avoiding further conflict.
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The correct response is:
**It led directly to President Lincoln's call for volunteers, marking the official start of the Civil War.**
This statement accurately reflects the significance of the attack on Fort Sumter, which was the event that prompted Lincoln to call for volunteers to suppress the rebellion, thus officially marking the beginning of the Civil War. The other statements do not accurately describe the events or consequences surrounding Fort Sumter.
**It led directly to President Lincoln's call for volunteers, marking the official start of the Civil War.**
This statement accurately reflects the significance of the attack on Fort Sumter, which was the event that prompted Lincoln to call for volunteers to suppress the rebellion, thus officially marking the beginning of the Civil War. The other statements do not accurately describe the events or consequences surrounding Fort Sumter.