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Crippled means that you are unable to do things with your legs/arms/neck/hands/ or any other body part. criplled is when your face is funny (see JEB)

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Why did terrorist attack the us on September 11?

The USA is 85% Christian, and the terrorist are Islamic extremist. Also they wanted to cripple the USA economically, politically, and military by destroying the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the Capitol/White House.


What is meaning off crips?

Crips get their name because it's short for Cripple. Back when Crips first started in the 60's they would call each other Cripples because they used to walk around with canes tryna be pimps, then they later shortened it to Crips. C.R.I.P.=Community Revolutionary In Progress


What measures did the north take to cripple the south's economy?

The naval blockade - it took some time to implement, but it was highly effective. Refusal to trade with the South - so the South had to depend on the Confederate dollar, which became worthless. Punitive raids on Georgia, South Carolina and the Shenandoah Valley - wrecking the farms and railroads, and helping to starve the enemy troops in the field.


What was the name of the union strategy that aimed to cripple the south complteley?

The union strategy aimed at crippling the South completely was known as the Anaconda Plan. Proposed by General Winfield Scott, it involved a naval blockade to cut off supplies and resources, along with controlling the Mississippi River to isolate and divide Confederate territories. The goal was to suffocate the Southern economy and diminish its ability to wage war effectively.


What was the name of the union strategy I made it to cripple the south completely?

The union strategy aimed at crippling the South was called the Anaconda Plan. Proposed by General Winfield Scott, it sought to blockade Southern ports, control the Mississippi River, and constrict the South's resources and economy, effectively "squeezing" it into submission. This comprehensive strategy aimed to cut off supply chains and isolate the Confederate states, ultimately leading to their defeat.

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