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Q: What was a result of the fall Charleston in May 1780?
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What city was captured by General Clinton in May 1780?

Charleston


When did the british capture Charleston SC?

May 12, 1780


When did the British capture Charles Town?

Virginia. The name was later changed to Charleston, Virginia, as it is today.


What was the US worst defeat of the Independence?

Charleston War on May 12, 1780.


The most overwhelming American defeat in the war was general Clinton's may 1780 capture of what?

Charleston


The most overwhelming American defeat in the war was General Clinton's May 1780 capture of?

Charleston.


When did the Battle Of Charleston end?

From what I've heard, the Battle of Charleston, SC went from April 1-May12, 1780.


What key city was captured in may 1780?

CHARLESTON. When surounding it in May,more then 3,000 soldiers were captured which is the most overwhelming American defeat of the war.


In 1780 what was the Worst American defeat?

The Battle of Camden, South Carolina, August 16, 1780. This was a battlefield defeat, but in May 1780 the Patriots in Charleston surrendered after withstanding a siege for a time, which was even more disastrous than Camden. Five thousand Patriots became prisoners after the surrender of Charleston.


Where was the siege of Charleston fought?

Two months and seven-teen days 2 months and 17 days


Where was the worst defeat in the American revolution?

The worst American defeat in the Revolutionary War took place in Charleston, South Carolina on May 12, 1780. The British captured the city and its 5400 men army, 4 ships, and a military arsenal. The British only lost 225 men.


What british lord won the battle of Charleston 1780?

The commander of the British forces at the siege of Charleston in 1780 was Sir Henry Clinton. Clinton commanded a force of 8,500 soldiers and 5,000 sailors and marines. His opposite number was Benjamin Lincoln, commanding a force of 5,446 members of the Continental Army and militia.The siege lasted from 1 April to 12 May 1780, when Lincoln was forced to surrender. Casualties for the British included 76 dead and 182 injured, and on the American side, 92 killed, 148 injured, with 4,650 men captured, including 3 signatories of the Declaration of Indepedence.