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Before the first major battle of the Civil War, what did people on both sides believe about the conflict?That it would be long and difficult with high casualtiesThat it would be settled with negotiations before there was more than one battleThat it would be a global conflict that would involve most nations of the worldThat it would be short, lasting no longer than the end of the summer of 1861
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