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What strategies did the North and South plan to use to win the Civil War? Explain both of them​

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The Anaconda Plan

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The Anaconda Plan was the Union's plan to "strangle" the South by enacting a naval blockade, gaining control of the Mississippi River, and gradually increasing pressure on the South by land and sea. The Anaconda Plan was the long-term strategy of Union General Winfield Scott to cripple the South.

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