Drafting freed slaves to fight for the Union was NOT a part of the Union's three part plan to defeat the South.
<h3>What was the Union's three-pronged strategy?</h3>
Union General Winfield Scott devised the Anaconda plan early in the American Civil War. The strategy planned for a naval blockade of the Confederate littoral, a push down the Mississippi, and Union land and naval troops strangling the South. The Anaconda Plan was the term given to the Union Army's strategy for suppressing the Confederacy at the start of the American Civil War. Union General-in-Chief Winfield Scott proposed the strategy, which stressed a Union blockade of Southern ports and called for an assault along the Mississippi River to split the South in half. The embargo was widely criticised by a noisy faction of Union generals who sought a more energetic prosecution of the war, who compared it to an anaconda's coils smothering its victim. The snake image became popular, giving the idea its common moniker.
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