How did the success of the Continental Army in the South contribute to the American victory?

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Peppa Pig

3 January, 01:06

How did the success of the Continental Army in the South contribute to the American victory?

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Kaeden Cohen · Answer 1

I don't exactly know which battle you mean, but the battles of Cowpen and Yorktown stopped British momentum and Yorktown declared a major victory that would soon bring the end of the Revolutionary War, due to the surrender of a substantial portion of the British army in the Americas. Both these victories were by the Continental army in the south.