how was the fight in the South during the third stage of the war different than the other stages of the war and regions of the colonies 1. the British only use the escaped slaves that they train that soldiers to fight in the south 2. it was a mixture of bloody civil war between civilian choose as Guerrilla forces for hit-and-run attacks and battles with standing armies 3. the fighting was done only with the large standing armies of the Continental Army and the British army 4. there was very little fighting done as the British only worked to occupy Charleston South Carolina for it support so it could cut off trade from the southern colonies

There was very little fighting done as the British only worked to occupy Charleston South Carolina for it support so it could cut off trade from the southern colonies.

Option - 4

Explanation:

Unrest within the colonies have developed because of illegal laws and unwarranted taxes. The American colonies have come to an understanding that to oppose the British government on the third stage of the war.

The fierce resistance shown by American troops on the south during the third stage of the war put an end to the British control where the British army was forced to surrender around 8000 armies to the American troops which impacted a major setback to the British government.

Of all the other wars, the America colonies never fought for independence. The third stage of war has a special mention in the American Revolutionary war history.