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Why did President Lincoln initiate a naval blockade on Southern waterways as part of the Anaconda Plan?A. To reserve Southern waterways for the Union army's use onlyB. To prevent the South from launching a surprise attack on the UnionC. To block the South's ability to obtain war supplies by trading cottonD. To intimidate the South and convince the Confederacy to return to the Union
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