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What general's strategy to defeat the confederacy and what was the strategy called?
Winfield Scott defeated the Confederacy and his plan was called the Anaconda plan.
Under this plan what would the Union do to the South?
Under this plan the Union would surround the South and crush it.
What was one of the plans four parts?
One of the plans four parts was to blockade the entire Southern coastline.
To prevent what from happening (and is part of the Anaconda plan)?
To prevent the South from shipping cotton or receiving needed supplies.
What was another one of the plans four parts and why?
Another part of the Anaconda plan was to seize control of the Mississippi River to cut the South off from the West.
What was another one of the plans four parts and why?
The third part of the Anaconda plan was to capture the Tennessee River valley and march through Georgia to the coast to further divide the South.
What was last part of the plans four parts?
The last part of the Anaconda plan was to capture the Confederate capital at Richmond, Virginia.
Who captured what two forts and when and where did they capture them?
Ulysses S. Grant and his large Union army captured Fort Henry and Fort Donelson in February 1862 on the Tennessee River in northwestern Tennessee.
The Union army captured how many men and a great deal of what in these attacks?
The Union army captured 13,000 men and a great deal of valuable military equipment in these attacks.
Who tried to break through what how many times?
The south tried to break through the Union naval blockade several times.
Who raised what ship, what was it called, and who had it belonged to?
The Confederacy raised a sunken wooden ship, the Merrimac which had belonged to the Union.
What did they plate the hull of the ship with, equip it with, and rename it?
They plated the hull of the ship with iron, equipped it with guns, and renamed it the Virginia.