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The main southern strategy was to defeat the attacking Union forces and force the northern states to negotiate.
Later in the war, a slightly altered strategy was to take a major northern city (Washington, Baltimore, or even Philadelphia) to force the north to negotiate terms favorable to the south. This led to the Battle of Gettysburg.
After the losses at Gettysburg and Vicksburg, the south had no real strategy for victory. The strategy seems to have turned to inflicting as much cost on the Yankees as possible.
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∙ 9y agoThe British strategy in the south was to fight many battles and win all of then.
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What was the south's war strategy during the Civil War?
The souths plan to win the war was to repel the attacks instead of invading the North.
What was the south strategy in the war?
The souths strategy in the civil war was to wait for the north to make a move and then deffend :D comment plz i gave u the answer so comment
Who was the Souths president duing civil war?
Jefferson Davis
The souths main goal of the civil war was to?
to recognition that they are their own "country" that is the main purpose why the south started the civil war
Who was the souths greatest general during the Civil War?
was the key general of the south during the civil war
What was the Souths people like before the civil war?
Many before and after the war were white supremacists.
Was Jefferson Davis a present in the civil war?
yes,he was president of the souths side
What was the souths economy like during the civil war?
Before the War it was great. During and afterwards it was terrible.
What was the souths condtions after the civil war?
=The war was fought in the south so the land was destroyed. And crops were taken.=
What was the Souths Plan going into the Civil War?
the souths plan was for to wait till the north gave up or got tired like fort Sumter
How did the civil war hurt the souths economy?
it caused inflation, prices rose 9,000 percent %
In the Civil War what was the result of the Souths desire for increased states rights?
What the h*!@is that suposed to mean!?
