Which statement best describes the strategies of the North and South during the blockade of Charleston during the Civil War?
The North wanted to keep out slave ships from Africa, and the South wanted to
ship cotton to Europe.
The North sought to prevent all imports and exports, and the South wanted to
import weapons and supplies from Europe,
KUD The North wanted to prevent only weapons imports, and the South wanted to
export products as usual.
The North decided to focus its blockade just on Charleston, and the South
wanted to launch blockade-runners to take down enemy ships,

The North decided to focus its blockade just on Charleston, and the South

wanted to launch blockade-runners to take down enemy ships,

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