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What where the three ethnic groups that fought in the civil war?
The North, South, and Europe. Europe is the third ethnic group that fought in the civil war because the south forced Europe to help the south with the powers of their blockade breaking skills. The way the South forced Europe to help them was the use of cotton, the South had a abundant supply of cotton that Europe did not have. Thus bringing Europe into the Civil War .
What did the northern blockade on the south do?
It prevented the South from selling its cotton to Europe; specially Great Britain.
How was cotton important to the south's relationships with other nations?
As the US cotton industry developed, other countries became more dependent on cotton produced in the American South. The power of cotton allowed the Confederacy to employ cotton diplomacy as its foundation for foreign relations during the Civil War.Cotton was a highly desirable commodity. Until the South became a major cotton producer, Egypt was the main cotton producing country. Cotton was expensive in Europe until the South gained the ability to produce it cheaply. This allowed them to develop trade relationships with other countries. Southern cotton allowed cotton to be affordable to other classes besides the wealthy in Europe.
How was cotton important to the South's relationship with other nation?
As the US cotton industry developed, other countries became more dependent on cotton produced in the American South. The power of cotton allowed the Confederacy to employ cotton diplomacy as its foundation for foreign relations during the Civil War.Cotton was a highly desirable commodity. Until the South became a major cotton producer, Egypt was the main cotton producing country. Cotton was expensive in Europe until the South gained the ability to produce it cheaply. This allowed them to develop trade relationships with other countries. Southern cotton allowed cotton to be affordable to other classes besides the wealthy in Europe.
How was the cotton important to the south's relationships with other nations?
As the US cotton industry developed, other countries became more dependent on cotton produced in the American South. The power of cotton allowed the Confederacy to employ cotton diplomacy as its foundation for foreign relations during the Civil War.Cotton was a highly desirable commodity. Until the South became a major cotton producer, Egypt was the main cotton producing country. Cotton was expensive in Europe until the South gained the ability to produce it cheaply. This allowed them to develop trade relationships with other countries. Southern cotton allowed cotton to be affordable to other classes besides the wealthy in Europe.
How was cotton important to South's relationship with other nations?
As the US cotton industry developed, other countries became more dependent on cotton produced in the American South. The power of cotton allowed the Confederacy to employ cotton diplomacy as its foundation for foreign relations during the Civil War.Cotton was a highly desirable commodity. Until the South became a major cotton producer, Egypt was the main cotton producing country. Cotton was expensive in Europe until the South gained the ability to produce it cheaply. This allowed them to develop trade relationships with other countries. Southern cotton allowed cotton to be affordable to other classes besides the wealthy in Europe.
What was the South's point of view on buying and selling manufactured goods?
Actualy they did not by things from Europe they traded.
What was the south's point of view on buying and selling of manufactured goods?
Actualy they did not by things from Europe they traded.
What was the point of view on buying and selling Manufactured goods in the south?
Actualy they did not by things from Europe they traded.
What was the south point of view on the buying and selling of manufactured goods?
Actualy they did not by things from Europe they traded.
During the war in the south what did the british do?
I assume you mean the American Civil War. The British were mostly sympathetic with the South due to their cotton trade, but they did not intervene despite efforts from the South to get them involved.
Why was southern cotton not reaching factories of Europe?
the north surrounded the south borders and didn't let anything get in or out
