Britain's Navy was busy in the Atlantic and Britain was very busy fighting the Germans in Europe.
They were losing and needed help from a strong nation. They were losing and needed help from a strong nation.
The term of "king cotton" was in use during the US Civil War. The Confederate government tried to use its leverage with European countries to become a recognized nation through the sales of cotton. In particular with Great Britain, because the textile mills in Great Britain were dependent on the cotton they purchased from Southern cotton plantation owners. The Confederates argued that the Union's blockades of Southern ports was preventing cotton to be shipped to England. They made the case that formal recognition of their Confederate government would help in lifting the blockade. This was a veiled attempt to have the navy of Great Britain assist the South by breaking Union ships port blockades.
they help britain and France
During the American Civil War, Europeans, particularly Britain and France, appealed to the Confederates for help by recognizing the potential economic benefits of cotton exports, which were crucial to their textile industries. They sought to leverage the Confederacy's need for military support and resources, hoping to gain diplomatic recognition in exchange for assistance. Additionally, European powers were motivated by a desire to weaken the United States and potentially gain political influence in North America. However, the Confederates ultimately failed to secure the level of support they needed due to various factors, including the Union's naval blockade and shifting political dynamics in Europe.
Because they were planning to help the Confederates.
The Confederates wanted help from Britain, but Britain did not help the Confederates due to the fact that if they would of been supporting the South, it would of made them look like they supported slavery. They also didn't want to go against the North, which they would of done if they would of supported the South.
Britain would have felt free to help the Confederates, with France likely to follow suit.
By keeping Britain and France from aiding the Confederates - it would have made them look pro-slavery themlselves.
It deprived the Southern enemy of his property, and made it impossible for Britain to help the Confederates without looking pro-slavery.
Great Britain was taxing the colonies to help fight a war fought on foreign shores.
Britain's status as an island.
it doesn't
To what ?......cannot help otherwise
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It will benifit Great Britain by having al the people or tourists will come and buy things and this will help Britain economy.
London, Great Britain.