33. why did the british decide to fight more of the war in the south in 1778? (3 reasons)

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33. Why did the British decide to fight more of the war in the South in 1778?

(3 reasons)

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1) More loyalists in the South that the British thought would help them

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2) The British expected the slaves to join the British army

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3) The British had troops in the West Indies they thought could help out in the South

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34. Describe the Battle of Charles Town.

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Battle of Charles Town was a huge colonial defeat – worst defeat of the war for the Patriots

5,000 Patriot troops are forced to surrender

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35. Who is HORATIO GATES?

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GENERAL CORNWALLIS was in charge of the British in the South

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36. Who is LORD CORNWALLIS?

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HORATIO GATES was in charge of the Colonial forces in the South

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37. How did the British troops do as they moved away from the coast and into the countryside?

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British troops could control the coast (with help of British navy)

British could often not control land away from the coast and protect land they had gained in battle

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38. Who is FRANCIS MARION?

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FRANCIS MARION was a Patriot known as the “Swamp Fox”

His vast knowledge of the South helped the colonial army

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FRANCIS MARION

“THE SWAMP FOX”

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FRANCIS MARION

“THE SWAMP FOX”

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GUERRILLAS are small bands of fighters who weaken the enemy with surprise raids and hit and run tactics

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Greene and his men let the British chase them and never get into a real battle

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NATHANAEL GREENE

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THE BATTLE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN

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the colonists benefited from a longer war

People of England start to wonder why they are fighting this war and losing money and soldiers in America

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In 1781 most of the battles took place in Virginia

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39. Describe the BATTLE OF YORKTOWN:

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The British camp at Yorktown because it was on a peninsula and was easy to get supplies from ships

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Washington and his troops sealed off the land route out

The French navy trapped the British from escaping by sea

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WASHINGTON AND HIS GENERALS AT YORKTOWN

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40. Define REDOUBTS:

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REDOUBT is a small fort

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41. What takes place on October 19, 1781?

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On October 19, 1781 Lord Cornwallis surrenders his entire British army – 8,000 soldiers

The war is basically over

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42. Disadvantages the Patriots faced:

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American soldiers lacked training & supplies

Soldiers only served for short periods of time

Lack of military experience

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Patriots had basically no navy

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43. Disadvantages the British faced:

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British generals were overconfident & uncoordinated

British had no allies to help them fight the war

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Had to transport supplies and information across the ocean to and from Britain

No support for the war in Britain

British soldiers and Hessians fought only for pay

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BRITISH SURRENDER AT YORKTOWN