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The CSA govt. refused to export cotton to England and France to make clothing makers feel the pressure in those countries. The belief was that they would then help the south beat the north. This was basically a self-imposed blockade so the US navy did not have to do it. England and France never got involved because there was a huge cotton crop in 1860 and both had huge stockpiles in their warehouses.
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