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What advantages did the union have?

Bigger population. More industry. A Navy capable of blockading enemy ports. An advantage in Artillery. A better president.


Did the blockading of German ports help break the stalemate?

No.


How did Lincolns response to the civil war begin?

Blockading the Southern ports.


Which part of the plan did the north achieve first?

The blockading of Southern ports. This was generally successful.


The Anaconda Plan to defeat the South involved?

blockading southern ports and cutting the confederacy in two by controlling the mississippi.


How did the union wage economic warfare in the south?

By blockading the Southern ports and forbidding any cross-border trading.


What were the 3 strategies or the anaconda plan?

Blockading the Southern ports. Liberating the Mississippi. Destroying the weakened Confederate armies.


What were the key elements in the anaconda?

The key element was the north blockading southern ports, preventing people or goods from being imported and/or exported


What were the key element in the Anaconda plan?

The key element was the north blockading southern ports, preventing people or goods from being imported and/or exported


What was the name given to General Winfield Scott's plan to defeat the Confederacy by blockading southern ports and controlling the Mississippi River?

The Anaconda plan


How did the union defeat the confedeeracy?

Mainly by blockading its ports, to prevent them exchanging their cotton for war supplies. Then in the last year, ending the system of prisoner exchange, so the Confederates were bound to run out of men first. Finally, opting for 'total war' - wrecking Southern farms and railroads, to starve the enemy troops in the field.


What was the blockading of confederate ports in civil war?

It was the Union Navy preventing the South from importing the war supplies it needed, having almost no manufacturing industry of its own.