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Why did the Union blockade the south during the Civil War? Explain and provide specific examples.

Why did the Union blockade the south during the Civil War? Explain and provide specific examples.
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Why did the Union blockade the south during the Civil War? Explain and provide specific examples.

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To cut off their access to supplies. The Union wanted to basically trap them and make them run out of resources. Starve them out.
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User Diwas Poudel
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Answer:

1+1=2

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it's so easy and that's why I think its 2

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