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When was the southern states readmitted to the union?
The Union victory meant that the southern states never actually left the Union, so they didn't need to be readmitted.
Why do you think the north called their plan the anaconda plan?
The North called their strategy the Anaconda Plan because it aimed to suffocate the Confederacy's economy and resources, much like an anaconda snake constricts its prey. The plan involved blockading southern ports and controlling the Mississippi River, effectively cutting off supply lines and isolating southern states. By gradually tightening this economic and military pressure, Union forces intended to force a surrender without a need for prolonged and bloody battles. The name also conveyed the idea of a slow, methodical approach to victory rather than a quick, aggressive assault.
What did the Confederate states need to do to be allowed to regain their rights as a state in the Union?
say they be part of the union forever
What were the northern and southern strength and weaknesses prior to the civil war?
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In what territory were the battles shown on this map fought union or confederate?
To accurately determine whether the battles shown on the map were fought in Union or Confederate territory, one would need to analyze the specific locations of the battles in relation to the Civil War boundaries. Generally, battles fought in the northern states were in Union territory, while those in the southern states were in Confederate territory. If the map includes specific battle names or locations, cross-referencing them with Civil War history could provide clarity on their respective territories.
Did the confederate have a navy?
Yes they did. They decided early on that they would need a naval force to combat the Union's Anaconda plan to blockade their ports. It was a small navy with only 12 ships, but it was very effective.
What was the number of Union warships when the US Civil War ended?
When the US Civil War began the US had only a small fleet of warships. Washington DC decided that this number had to expand for two reasons. One was the need to attempt to blockade Confederate ports and the other need was to protect Union cargo ships from Confederate cruisers. Each goal was substantial. The Southern coastline stretching from the eastern Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico was about 3,000 miles long. Besides the well known major Southern ports, the vast amount of coastline was filled with areas where blockade running ships could load and unload cargo for the South. There was also a need for the Union to build warships to command the vast river network within the South's territory. Cargo ships carrying much needed military and civilian supplies had to be also protected from Confederate war cruisers.
When was the southern states readmitted to the union?
The Union victory meant that the southern states never actually left the Union, so they didn't need to be readmitted.
What do the southern states need to do to get back in the union?
andrew johnsons plan
How do you use the word blockade in a sentence?
they put up a Blockade. The blockade stopped us from getting in.
Why do you think the soviets ended the blockade?
The Soviets ended the blockade of West Berlin in May 1949 primarily due to the failure of their strategy to force the Western Allies out of Berlin and the realization that the blockade was causing significant international backlash. The U.S. and its allies successfully implemented the Berlin Airlift, demonstrating their commitment to West Berlin and effectively supplying the city despite the blockade. Additionally, the economic strain on the Soviet Union and the need to stabilize relations in Europe likely contributed to their decision to lift the blockade.
What were the key factors that led to the historic naval battle between the USS Merrimack and the USS Monitor during the American Civil War?
The key factors that led to the historic naval battle between the USS Merrimack and the USS Monitor during the American Civil War were the development of ironclad warships, the strategic importance of controlling the waterways, and the need to break the Union blockade of Confederate ports.
Why did the union blockade need to be used?
It was a way of restricting the Confederacy from receiving supplies. It also limited transport between the coastal areas, forcing them to use their rail lines, which were not as available in the South.
What is a fact of the battle of Vicksburg?
The Battle of Vicksburg gave the Union control of the Mississippi River, which aided their " Anaconda Plan." The plan was to block all supplies like food and clothing to the Confederate Army. In order to do that, the Union would need to have control of The Mississippi, the ports along the Atlantic Ocean, and the ports along the Gulf Of Mexico, and all other major ports of the Confederate control. The Anaconda Plan worked and "suffocated" the Confederacy.
What is a sentence for ports?
All national ports have been closed.I need more USB ports on my laptop.
What were the military strategies in the US Civil War?
Northern strategies to end the South's rebellion were to: 1. gain control of the Mississippi river, this they did but did not decide the outcome of the war; 2. blockade the passage of trade goods, supplies, and arms to and from the Confederacy. Historians do not believe it affected the outcome of the war as the blockades were not effective due to many factors, such as sailing under the cover of darkness; 3. Capture the Southern capital of Richmond, this was done late in the war, when the war was already won , for all practical purposes; and 4. Use the strategy and tactics of "exhaustion" making the use of whatever armies the South had left to force a surrender.
What was the Souths best military advantage in its war with the Union?
The South's best advantage in the US Civil War was that the Confederacy covered such a large expanse of territory, the Union troops would never be able to track and confront all the Confederate armies in the South. There were other advantages as well. For example, to blockade the Southern ports would be a huge undertaking considering the several thousands of miles on the Atlantic Ocean and in the Gulf of Mexico. Another advantage was that the South had no intentions of crushing the Union or changing the US government. The South could fight a defensive war, which required fewer troops than the North would need to conduct offensive campaigns. Also, the enemy would have to fight the South on their own territory. The Southerners knew their terrain better than the Union did. The South would hope that the Union would simply give up an arduous task of stopping the South's rebellion.
