0
What else can I help you with?
Who called for the union blockade of southern ports in an effort to cut off food and recources and cripple the south's economy?
The union blockade of southern ports during the American Civil War was called for by President Abraham Lincoln. It was part of the Anaconda Plan, which aimed to suffocate the Confederacy's economy by cutting off supplies and resources. The blockade was implemented by the Union Navy and played a crucial role in weakening the South's ability to sustain the war effort.
Why did the north block the southern ports?
To prevent the South from importing the goods they needed.
Why was the south vulnerable to blockade by the north?
The North had a well-organized navy, while the South had no navy and few good ports.
In 1861 who ordered the union navy to blockade the rivers canals and ocean ports of south?
lincoln
Why did Lincoln put a blockade of the Southern ports?
To prevent the South from exchanging its cotton for military material from abroad.
Does HOL blocking occur in input ports or output ports?
Input port
What waterways and ports did Scott propose blocking?
Atlantic, gulf ports , and Mississippi River.
Was blockading Southern ports part of the Unions three part plan to conquer the South?
Yes. the Anaconda plan,as it is called, had these three parts: 1. Blockade southern ports 2. Cut the confederacy in half (take control of the Mississippi river) 3. Invade Virginia and capture the confederate capital (Richmond)
How does the stp provide a loop-free network?
By placing some ports in the blocking states
Why did the south have to keep their ports open during the civil war?
The South didn't have much industry, it was mainly a farming area. Their main export was cotton, I believe another top export was tobacco. The South didn't farm very much food, and with little industry they didn't have basic supplies like shoes. So the South needed to keep their ports open so they could receive food, shoes, and other important supplies. As a side note: The North did a pretty good job of blocking off Southern ports so the South experienced much hardship during the war.
What places switch ports in blocking or forwarding states?
In a network using the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP), ports on network switches can be in either a blocking or forwarding state. Ports in the forwarding state actively send and receive data, while those in the blocking state do not forward frames to prevent loops in the network topology. Switches dynamically switch ports between these states based on the network topology and the need to maintain a loop-free environment, particularly during changes such as link failures or topology changes. The root bridge and designated ports are typically in forwarding state, while non-designated ports may be blocked to prevent loops.
What is a non-blocking switch fabric?
is when all the switched ports have connections to the switch fabric equal to their line speed
What is a non blocking switch fabric?
is when all the switched ports have connections to the switch fabric equal to their line speed
Are on-board ports called integrated components?
Yes, ports coming directly off the motherboard are called on-board ports or integrated components.Austin
How did the south attempt to avoid the naval blockade?
The South used small, fast ships called blockade runners to outrun the longer Union warships and reach trading ports.
What is designated port in spanning tree protocol?
A designated port is the ports that goes from the root bridge switch to the edge of the network, so there is always a path from the root bridge to the other end. In contrast to root ports, which goes to the root bridge, instead of away from it. All ports that isn't root ports or designated ports are blocked.
In the civil war did the south have many shipyards?
No, the south had few ports and no navy.
