Anaconda Plan: a three-staged attack
The North developed a complex plan to defeat the Confederacy with as little deaths as possible. This plan, consisted of three parts, a western campaign, an eastern campaign, and a naval blockade of the Southern coast. The plan was properly titled Anaconda because the North was trying to squeeze the South and divide it so that it couldn't show a united front.
'Anaconda' was the name by which the press ridiculed the original war-plan put forward by the distinguished but elderly General-in-Chief of the Union, Winfield Scott. (It referred to slow strangulation.)
Almost everyone thought it was too slow to be practical, and it was not put into effect.
Later, when it turned out to be a long war after all, the Union followed many of its principles, including liberation of the Mississippi.
It was adopted at the beginning of the US Civil War and remained as the strategic and tactical concept for the conclusion of the war.
Part one was during the battles of fort henry and donalson
The Anaconda Plan.
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The drawbacks of the plan was that it would take some time to become effective.
The Anaconda Plan was Gen.Winfield Scott's strategic plan for the North, not for the South. It consisted of blockading southern seaports and capturing the river ports of the Mississippi River. The South did not have an articulated war policy. It is one of their greatest failings.
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Lincolns plan was to abolish slavery!
They are the same thing. The press drew a cartoon of an anaconda, to indicate slow strangulation, and the Union's original war-plan was then nicknamed the Anaconda Plan (or the Anaconda).
the anaconda plan happen in the 1890's.
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Even today, the importance of the Anaconda Plan is a matter of debate.
The Anaconda Plan called for the blockade of all southern seaports and the control of the Mississippi.
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The Anaconda Plan was created in 1861 when the Civil War started. The plan was put into action by Lieutenant General Winfield Scott.
Reconstruction Plan.