Question

Which two strategies were more characteristic of the Union during the civil war a naval blockade be relying on European countries for supplies see defensive form he sees control of the Mississippi River

Answer 1

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The two strategies that were more characteristic of the Union during the Civil War were a naval blockade and control of the Mississippi River. The naval blockade was used to cut off Confederate access to supplies and resources from other countries. Controlling the Mississippi River was crucial for the Union in order to split the Confederacy in two and gain access to key transportation routes. The Union also relied on its own resources and industries, rather than relying on European countries for supplies. Additionally, the Union often took a defensive stance, focusing on protecting its territory and gaining control of key strategic locations.