Which is an example of a Union strategy that took advantage of a Confederate weakness? (5 points) The Union used its superior nu
mber of ships to keep the South from exporting or importing foreign goods. The Union used its superior number of ships to spread slave-revolt propaganda throughout the South. The Union used its superior wealth to buy the loyalties of Southern merchants and block Southern ports. The Union used its superior wealth to convince foreign countries not to send goods to the Confederacy.
<span>The correct answer is The Union used its superior number of ships to keep the South from exporting or importing foreign goods. This strategy effectively exploited the Confederate weakness and weakened it economically. Without being able to export or import, the Confederacy was further weakened as it could not access goods needed or generate income.</span>
Answer: IF the U.S did not trade with other countries our clothes wouldn't have even been made out of cloth, our furniture quality wouldn't be that good (most furniture that is good quality says MADE IN CHINA and not MADE IN U.S). Most of the cars we ride today we probably
would not have because most cars are also made in China.
When the British civilians were not allowed to move into the newly won Ohio valley. That was one reason the colonists prepared the revolutionary war, even thought it was not the main reason. But that is one of the first.
Despite some misgivings about backing a colonial power, the US began to support the French in Vietnam. Washington aided the French during their war with the Viet Minh, investing almost $3 billion in the years prior to 1954. 4. The French withdrawal led to direct US involvement in Vietnam.
