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The victorious Confederate army was only 20 miles from Washington, D.C. after the second battle at A. Shiloh B. Antietam Creek C. Bull Run (Manassas) D. Richmond
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The victorious Confederate army was only 20 miles from Washington, D.C. after the second battle at

A. Shiloh
B. Antietam Creek
C. Bull Run (Manassas)
D. Richmond

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the answer would be C
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C. Bull Run (Manassas)

The Confederates were able to defeat the Union in Bull run and 2nd battle of Bull run, and pushed extremely close to Washington DC, only to be defeated.

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