What Does the "Anaconda Strategy" Refer To

question 57

Multiple Choice

What does the "anaconda strategy" refer to?

• A) It was the name of the South's strategy to choke northern industry.
• B) It was a strategy of passive resistance among slaves to strangle the southern plantation economy from within.
• C) It was the name of Britain's strategy to get the two sides to slither to the negotiating table and achieve a lasting peace.
• D) It was the initial three-pronged Union strategy that included, among other things, a blockade of the southern coast to strangle the South.
• E) It proposed to use biological weapons developed from the poisonous venom of snakes against the South.

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