Which of the following best describes the Civil War strategies of the North and the South? 1. The North relied on infantry soldiers attacking key southern cities while the South relied heavily on its navy in blockading the ports to the North.
The North relied on infantry soldiers attacking key southern cities while the South relied heavily on its navy in blockading the ports to the North.

2. The North focused on defending major cities of the Northeast, while the South focused on advancing northwards up the Mississippi River.
The North focused on defending major cities of the Northeast, while the South focused on advancing northwards up the Mississippi River.

3. The North wished to end the war without foreign assistance, while the South planned to create an alliance with Mexico and many other Latin American countries to attack the North.
The North wished to end the war without foreign assistance, while the South planned to create an alliance with Mexico and many other Latin American countries to attack the North.

4. The North emphasized blockading the South under the Anaconda Plan, while the South emphasized stubbornly defending its territory from Northern attacks.