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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. |}
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