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How were the results of the British strategy in the south similar to the results in the north?
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the british captured large seaports but could not control the countryside
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How were the results of the british strategy in the south similar to the results in north?
The British captured large seaports but could not control the countryside.
How were the results of the British strategy in the south similar to results in the north?
The British captured large seaports but could not control the countryside.
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What were the results or the major revolutionary war battle that were fought in the north?
The british won and theictory led to the treaty of Paris that they signed with France.
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His first "mission" when he became the head of British government in North America was to win the war. So he sent Britian's best generals. They also captued Fort Dequesne which was named after him.
