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What was so significant about the battle between the Morrimack and the Monitora. They were the first ironclad ships to fight in battle.b. They were the first ships to fight on the Mississippi.c. They were the first ships built out of European steel.d. They were the first wooden ships to be outfitted with cannon.
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