0
How did the South respond to the North's improvement of the its Navy to create a blockade?
{| |- | They had limited resources, so they attempted to make the best of what they had. They developed submarine warfare and had limited success. They also created a sereies of Iron Clads that they used to attack the Union Navy. Torpedoes, what we know call mines, were also used to provide protection. The Blockade Runners managed to keep small amounts of supplies coming through. |}
What else can I help you with?
Why did Great Britain create a naval blockade?
Naval blockades are used to prevent supplies an manpower getting to the city or country being blockaded.
Truman's response to the Berlin Blockade was to?
create the Berlin Airlift and supply the city with food & fuel by plane from June 24th 1948 to May 11th, 1949
How did the advertising industry respond to the end of World War 2?
Ad men worked to create new markets for consumer goods
How did the UK respond to 9 11?
With pity and heartfelt sorrow for the families and friends of those who had died. But with caution and realism, would it be right to destroy countries and polulations in retaliation. To lose the moral high gound forever and create thousands of new terror breeding grounds.
Who was the norths hero at the battle of murfeesboro?
ANSWER The General Philip Sheridan. His division succeeded in withstanding and holding its position for several hours during the first day of battle, against the assaults of three Confederate divisions: that of Cheatham and two divisions of the II Corps of General Hardee. Sheridan's brilliant resistance gained the necessary time to allow the Union Army Commander, Gen. Rosencrans to reorganize the retreating Union divisions of his right wing and create a new battle array.
What did the US navy create around Cuban ports?
blockade
What blockade did napoleon create to destroy Britain's economy?
the continental system
How can one break a blockade in Parcheesi?
To break a blockade in Parcheesi, a player can strategically move their pieces to create openings and opportunities to move past the blockade. This can involve using multiple pieces to block opponents or sacrificing pieces to create a path for others to advance. Additionally, utilizing the special rules of the game, such as rolling doubles or using safe spaces, can help break through a blockade.
Name one goal of a commitment to breakthrough improvement?
Create awareness that the organization has room for improvement in risk management
How did Americans respond to the holocaust?
the press tried to create an uproar about it, but it was largely ignored.
How do you put the words date rebate create skate donate locate state grade persuade invade shade blockade lemonade unmade trade motivate wedge in Alphabetical order?
blockade create date donate grade invade lemonade locate motivate persuade rebate shade skate state trade unmade wedge
What three long term perspectives do you use to develope people or organizations?
Create a positive enviroment, seek self-improvement, invest adequte time and effort
Why did Great Britain create a naval blockade?
Naval blockades are used to prevent supplies an manpower getting to the city or country being blockaded.
Where can I find a guide to create a deck?
Here are a few websites where you can find a guide to create a deck, www.trexpartners.com/, sophist.hubpages.com All Topics Home Improvement, and www.decks.com/
What kind of construction was used to create t?
Without knowing what 't' is it is difficult to respond to this question.
Truman's response to the Berlin Blockade was to?
create the Berlin Airlift and supply the city with food & fuel by plane from June 24th 1948 to May 11th, 1949
How role did submarines play in World War 1?
In World War I, the Germans used submarines mainly to create a Submarine Blockade on Britain in an attempt to starve Britain out of the war. This blockade is similar to the Naval Blockade Britain used on Germany, but was not as effective, and Germany stopped halfway through the war. However, towards the end of the war when Germany was losing, they restarted the 'unrestricted submarine blockade', which accidentally sunk an American passenger ship. This angered America, leading to America's participation in the war, and the ultimate defeat of Germany.
