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Any of the big Southern ports - New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston.
Rapidly rising food prices across the SouthThe Confederates were unable to import the war supplies they couldn't manufacture themselves, having no industrial base.
It had an unfair impact on poorer citizens.
Letting them wither on the vine. That is after not attacking them but going around them the US was able to deny there places resupply. Because they were unable to get supplies they must be unsustainable because the garrison would need to be fed & the islands had few local resources.
The Confederacy's strategy on the field was essentially defensive and based upon of the professional superiority of many of its military leaders who, especially in the early phases of the war were able, almost in the Eastern Front to repulse every attempt to permanently invade the heart of the Confederacy and capture its Capital. Furthermore they exploited the great superiority of their cavalry in raiding the Union exposed lines of communication and collecting valuable information about movements and force of the enemy armies. The Union soon became aware that the war would have been won only by the seizing of the whole Confederacy's territory and the annihilation of its armies, with all the consequences which the task would imply: great casualties, immense waste of wealth and an unknown deal of postwar problems. By means of that "fatiguing" strategy, the political and military leaders of the Confederacy aimed also to undermine the public opinion of the Union (in other word the "home front"), which was not compact as that of the South, hoping to determine a general request to negotiate a peace of compromise based upon the independence of the Confederacy from the USA. Indeed this task was not far to be reached during the last months of the war, when Grant's armies seemed unable to break through the Richmond - Petersburg line.
A punitive raid on the civilian underpinning of the Confederacy, helping to starve the Southern armies, and demonstrate to the world that the Confederacy was unable to defend itself.
A punitive raid on the civilian underpinning of the Confederacy, helping to starve the Southern armies, and demonstrate to the world that the Confederacy was unable to defend itself.
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because they were to dumb
...the Confederacy was unable to defend itself, and that Union victory was inevitable.
...the Confederacy was unable to defend itself, and that Union victory was inevitable.
Because, after the release of the Emancipation Proclamation, the British public opinion would not have tolerated neither a recognizing of a State which owned slaves nor a military support in its favour. Indeed the last blow, which finally led Great Britain Government to give up any intention related to, was given by Lee's decisive defeat at Gettysburg, which demonstrated that the Confederacy was unable to beat the Union.
Consumptive resources are resources that are unable to be renewed or take a long period of time to do so. Non consumptive resources are resources like solar energy that don't use up any resources.
The Confederacy was unable to pay back debts owed to the Union as indemnity, because when the Southern states succeeded to form the Confederacy they formed their own currency, rather than use the national currency. After the Civil War ended their Confederate Currency was completely useless, valueless, and not accepted by the Union, and they had no real money to pay back their owed debts.
Any of the big Southern ports - New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston.
Being unable to care for themselves, and having no other resources.
Punishing people for being unable to pay bills due to poverty.