The Southern Pacification strategyGroup of answer choicesCalled for Patriots to take over Southern towns after the British armies moved NorthWas Primarily a Naval StrategyDid not count on a Civil War breaking out between Patriot and Loyalist MilitiasNone of these are correct

In 1779, Patriots attacked the city of Savannah in an attempt to regain control of the city. Why did they do this?A The Patriots had promised to return land surrounding the city to their American Indian allies. B Capturing the city would force the British to retreat south, where they would face the Spanish military. C Controlling the major port city would prevent Great Britain from receiving supplies it needed for its military. D The city was the last British stronghold in the colonies, and its capture would end the American Revolution.

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyWhat were some ways that Loyalists handled the difficulties of the Revolutionary War?Multiple select question.Some Loyalists fled to safer places, in either England or Spanish-owned Florida.Some Loyalists quietly stayed in the colonies, even though neighbors often shunned them.Most Loyalists began to fight with their Patriot neighbors, in the hopes that it would end the war.Many Loyalists headed to the Middle Colonies, as most of the fighting was in New England and at sea.Need help? Review these concept resources.

What were the goals of establishing colonies?Group of answer choicesto train the armyto control new territory and alliesto win and raid

2.  Which of the following was part of the Union's military strategy for mobilization at the start of the Civil War? Group of answer choicesabolishing slaveery in the border states that remained in the Unioncalling for volunteers to serve for one yearrecruiting large numbers of black American soldiers to fightcreating a draft for 3 year service

The first British strategy of the American Revolution includedGroup of answer choicesPolice ActionClassical StrategySouthern PacificationShock and Awe