What can be concluded from the Union's desire to blockade ports in the South?

A. The Union navy was large and effective.

B. Southern port cities were also industrial centers.

C. Foreign nations were willing trade partners with the Confederacy.

D. No foreign nations were willing to assist the Confederacy.

The answer that can be concluded from the Unions desire to blockade ports in the South were that foreign nations were willing to trade partners with the confederacy.

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Answer:

Option C. What can be concluded from the Union's desire to blockade ports in the South is that Foreign nations were willing trade partners with the Confederacy.

Explanation:

During the Civil War, Union forces established a blockade of the Confederate ports down in the South of the country. This action was taken in order to prevent the Confederacy to export cotton with foreign nations in exchange of war supplies or money that would later be used against the Union army.