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| McDowell had 3500 troops to train in a 90 day period for the Union. |
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| The comanders of the Bull Run were Irvin McDowell and Ribert Patterson. Those were for the Union side. |
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| The battle took place on July 21,1861 |
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| The battle of Fort Sumter was the first battle that started the Civil War. |
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| The comanders for of the Bull Run were P.G.T Beauregard and Joseph E.Johnston. |
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| When the attack happened on Fort Sumter, McDowell's army was not ready. Then he put together a 90 day trial for the army to train. |
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| For the first battle, the cofederate won. But many were wounded and dead. |
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| On the Union side, 2,896 people were wounded and 460 killed. |
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| On the cofederate side, 1,982 people were injured and 387 killed. |
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| After that battle, they had to enlist more people to train. They got together 500,000 people to fill in for both sides put together. |
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| July 17,1861 was the very first battle of the Civil war. The attack on fort Sumter. |
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| It was called the Bull Run because there was a fight on Bull Run river. |
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| Many people took the risk of having picnics on a above hill to watch the fight. It was so high up that they didn't get hit but had a good view. Of course there was only adults there though. |
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| The people who fought in the war were calling the Bull Run battle the First Malassas. |
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| In the starting 75000 troops were asked by the president but lots more came to aid. |
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| Everyone that was put into the army gathered in Washington D.C. Some people even brought their families! |
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