Question

How did President Lincoln stop foreign goods and aid from entering the south during the civil war?

Set up a strong line of infantry
a system of spies
a naval blockade
A strong cavalry

Answer 1

Answer: the asnwer is a Naval Blockade

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

A naval blockade

Step-by-step explanation:

Abraham Lincoln's military strategy rested upon an effective blockade of the South's 3,500 miles of shoreline, including a dozen major ports and nearly two hundred inlets, bays, and navigable rivers.