The Northern naval blockade of Southern ports was ________________.
A. nonexistent until the final year of the war
B. weak at first but increasingly effective as the war continued
C. never strong enough to have a significant effect
D. effective from its start in choking off goods going into the South
Answer: B
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A) most effective at the state level B) completely absent at the national level. C) not suspended by British Parliament D) was centered on a strong national government with a strong executive.
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