The Confederacy named their victory at Fort Sumter The Fort Sumter Campaign.

The Confederacy called their triumph at Fort Sumter The Fort Sumter Campaign, a term that underscored the military efforts culminating in the successful bombardment and capture of the fort on April 13, 1861. This campaign represented a crucial early victory for the Confederacy, showcasing their determination and military strength in their quest for independence from the Union. The successful attack rallied support across the South, bolstering the Confederate cause and promoting enlistment and solidarity among the Southern states. Additionally, the Fort Sumter Campaign established the tone for the intensifying conflict, marking the official beginning of the Civil War.