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1 Selecting people for mandatory duty or service (Military Service)

2 Executive Order mandated by President Abraham Lincoln freeing all slaves in Confederate held territory forever. (Slavery still allowed in Border States)

3 Ships that slip past a blockade to deliver goods

4 War between organized groups within the same country. (Union vs. Confederacy)

5 A stock of weapons (Weapons Available)

6 Required enrollment; especially for military service

7 The closing of a port by positioning ships to keep people or supplies from moving in or out