Unrestricted submarine warfare was the use of submarines to sink other ships without giving them a warning about their attack. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unrestricted_submarine_warfare ((Yes, I am quite aware that at times Wikipedia is not all that trustworthy but this was an excellent definition of unrestricted submarine warfare. If you want to read about the usage of unrestricted submarine warfare use the following link from a good source.) Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

Washington retreated, quickly! This was Washington’s first foray on the battlefield against the British and he was both unprepared and woefully overmatched. Washington’s position was so precarious that had it not been for a fog that set it allowing his escape, Washington and the entire continental army would have been defeated right there. As it was, Washington retreated up Manhattan to Ft. Washington where he crossed the Hudson River with as many troops as he could get across. Those who were stranded on the wrong side were captured by the British and quickly lined up and killed in full view […]

The Virginia Plan gave too much power to the large states. The Virginia plan created a legislative branch based entirely on population. Each state received a number of representatives based on the population in that state. The Virginia plan would have given dominance and legislative power to the large states at the expense of the small states. The compromise was found in the model of the Iroquois Confederation. The Iroquois had two legislative bodies. One was based on population the number of long houses. The second was the council of chiefs. In the council of chiefs each tribe was equal […]

Its a longer answer than a sentence my friend… These Resolutions attempted to refuse the federal government’s Alien and Sedition Acts, claiming them unconstitutional. The states’ Resolutions tried to (in a broad sense) make the claim that states had the ability to rule if federal laws were constitutional and then refuse to follow them if deemed unconditional.

The concept of the “Plan Anaconda” was to strangle the Southern States in a tight spiral similar to the hunting strategy of the Anaconda snake. General Scott’s idea was to set a large scale siege of all the Confederate States by deploying a maritime blockade of the Virginia, Carolinas and the Florida’s harbours and coast to the East and a fluvial cordon of armed floaters on the Mississippi to the West. The criticism were principally logistics. The Union did not have a fleet capable of enforcing the naval blockade, nor did it have enough barges adequate to patrol hundreds of […]