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Why did the north enact a blockade on the confederacy during the civil war?
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Why did the north enact a blockade on the confederacy during the civil war?
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Starting in 1861, the Union blockade
was meant to stop Southern commerce and hurt the Confederacy during the Civil War. In response, Confederate blockade runners
worked to bring much-needed supplies to the struggling Confederacy.
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