Which of these is the primary cause of the failure of Britain's southern strategy?

a.

Patriot alliances with Native Americans

b.

the superior ability of Patriot generals

c.

the superiority of the Patriot navy

d.

lack of Loyalist support in the South

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Annalise Dawson

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13 November, 08:32

Which of these is the primary cause of the failure of Britain's southern strategy?

a.

Patriot alliances with Native Americans

b.

the superior ability of Patriot generals

c.

the superiority of the Patriot navy

d.

lack of Loyalist support in the South

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Irene Foster · Answer 1

Although there is some truth to all of these options (except C), the most important cause of British failure in the south was "B. the superior ability of Patriot generals"

Which of these is the primary cause of the failure of Britain's southern strategy?a.Patriot alliances with Native Americansb.the superior ability of Patriot generalsc.the superiority of the Patriot navyd.lack of Loyalist support in the South

Which of these is the primary cause of the failure of Britain's southern strategy?

a.

Patriot alliances with Native Americans

b.

the superior ability of Patriot generals

c.

the superiority of the Patriot navy

d.

lack of Loyalist support in the South