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No, they were isolated by the US Navy blockade.
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Why Control of the sea was significant during the Civil War?
it was significant because it was able to disable the Confederates from exporting goods.
Why was control of the sea significant during the civil war?
it was significant because it was able to disable the Confederates from exporting goods.
Who marched to the sea union or confederates?
Union, with General Sherman.
Who had control of Gettysburg after the first day o fighting?
The Confederates.
Which of the three branches on the confederates side of government lost control?
In the election of 1860 the South for the first time lost control of which branch of the national government?
What is the ability to operate at sea?
Sea control
Who won Atlanta campaing?
The Union occupied the city, and the Confederates escaped into the mountains. As Sherman's orders were to destroy the enemy, he actually failed in his mission. But the March to the Sea restored his reputation, and the Confederates were soon wiped out at Nashville.
Is the ability to operate freely at sea.?
Sea control
What is the ability to operate freely at sea?
Sea control
What is the ability to operate freely Sea?
Sea control
What sea did the Phoenicia control trade of?
The Mediterranean Sea.
How did the north use ironclads in the civili war?
To attack and destroy the Confederates ironclads or blocking the harbors where they were standing, preventing them from going into the open sea. To attack the Confederates coastal installation, supporting landing operations. Along the Mississippi River and other western waterway, ironclad gunboats were employed to gain the control of the same, to attack the Confederate river's strongholds and support the Union Armies advancing along their banks.
