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Lainey Quinn

3 April, 05:09

What was the purpose of the British moving to the South in 1778 under General Cornwallis?

A. To free all of the slaves on plantations across the South.

B. To be able to fight during the bitterly cold winter months.

C. To punish the Patriot guerillas who were killing Loyalists townspeople.

D. To capture major cities and march north taking one state at a time.

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