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The British grew concerned about the rebels and their actions as well as what they were doing to start a war.
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The British turned their attention to the Loyalist southern states; such as Virginia, South Carolina, etc.
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The british grew concerned about the rebels in the colonies
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The britiish turned their attention to the southern loyalists, and decided to work with them
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The war started to become a more violent, and civil war like, leading to Americans fighting against Loyalist Americans and the British
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The British had one goal. To work with and support the Loyalists to defeat and take down Rebellious forces.
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The british goal was to support the loyalists and take down/control the rebels.
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The british came up with the tactic 'Chesapeake Squeeze" in order to defeat the Americans. It was where they cornered and squeezed/confined the Americans.
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The war became violent and civil war like. American loyalists and british forces, against rebellious American forces.
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The patriots had a major turning point during the fall of 1780
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The patriots, starting to loose, became desperate over the summer, hoping for a turning point.
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Major win for the patriots where mountain men overran british forces and defeated them
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The fall of Charleston was the worst American loss during the revolutionary war.
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George Washington selected General Nathanael Greene.
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The patriots had a victory at Cowpens. A war that left 110 dead, 200 wounded, and 500 captured.
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Siege of the British at fort Ninety Six, that left in a Patriotic victory
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Stand off between the British and patriots at Guilford Courthouse that led to the British losing 1/3 of their army
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The patriots had a big victory at Yorktown