Why Did the Union's Naval Blockade Become More Successful as the War

question 16

Multiple Choice

Why did the Union's naval blockade become more successful as the war progressed?

• A) The Union navy grew larger.
• B) Ironclads blockaded all major Southern ports.
• C) The number of Confederate blockade runners declined.
• D) European nations began to honor the blockade.

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