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The souths strategy in the civil war was to wait for the north to make a move and then deffend
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What was the south strategy to win the war?
The south didn't win the Civil War. It was the North (The Union) who beat the South (The Confederacy)
What was Williams strategy in the south called in the civil war?
lightning
What was the union strategy to win the war by weakening the south called?
Shock and Awe
Strategy of the union to stop shipping in the south during the civil war?
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The union strategy to win the war by weakening the south was called?
Shock and Awe
What was the south's strategy to win the civil war called?
Basically, Defend the Capitol
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 military strategy won the Civil War?
The military strategy that won the civil war is total war which was concentrated on the South's economy. Burning cities, destroying farms or anything that aided the enemy's war effort as well as the North's far superior industrial base led to the South's defeat.
What is the union strategy to win the war by weakening the South was called?
It was Called The Anaconda Plan
What was part of the union strategy to win the war?
To starve the south of resources to the point of surrender.
How did the south's economy support their strategy to fight a defensive war?
They assumed they could exchange their cotton for war supplies from abroad.
What was the souths Civil War strategy?
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.
