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What are 3 rivers that were strategically important for the control of commerce and troops in the confederacy?
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agokaren river, esmeralda river, and lupitas river
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What did Washington conclude to be the best strategy for winning the war?
Invasion of the confederacy and destroy its resistance. To get the strategically located border states to be loyal to them. To control the naval coast of 3500 miles of the coastline confederate. To prevent the big forces like Britain and France from assisting the confederacy.
Why was the control of the seas so important for the allies and the axis?
Control of the seas was strategically important in the waging of war where one could control logistical supply routes and project , or prevent the projection of , military forces onto the land .
What was important about the battle of glorieta pass?
The Union prevented the Confederacy from taking control of the West.
Why was it important for Union Forces to keep control of Fort Sumter?
As a sign that they did not recognise the Confederacy.
Which battle in southern Tennessee gave the Union control of important territory in the center of the Confederacy?
Chattanooga
What major port did the North want to control?
In the US Civil War it was the Port of New Orleans so that they could end commerce on the Mississippi River and effectively divide the Confederacy.
How do you finalize the work breakdown structure?
You add control accounts at strategically placed control points.
What is the control of commerce between states called?
Interstate Commerce
What was the goal of the anaconda plan?
To gain control of the Mississippi River and defeat the Confederacy
What did the emancipation proclamation end in the confederacy in the confederacy?
nothing. Lincoln had no control over the confederacy. the proclamation ended slavery in the north but their were no slaves up there.
Why did David farragut's capture of New Orleans signifigants?
ANSWER The city was the most large city of the Confederacy. By its capture the Union sized the control of the Lower Mississippi, that, in addition to the progress made on the upper course of the river, was an important step forward to gain the whole control of the river and split in to two parts the Confederacy.
The Confederacy knew that it must control?
(Charleston Harbor)
