In 1778, the British captured several key forts in the southern colonies, notably Forts Bute and Clinton in South Carolina. These captures were part of a broader strategy to gain control over the southern states during the American Revolutionary War. The British aimed to establish a stronghold in the South, which they viewed as crucial for their campaign against the Continental Army.
In late December 1778, the British were able to capture Savannah, Georgia.
In the spring of 1778, George Rogers Clark was sent to the Illinois Country, a region that was part of the British territory in North America. His mission aimed to capture British forts and strengthen American control in the area. Clark's campaign ultimately led to the successful capture of several key British outposts, including Fort Vincennes, which significantly boosted American morale and territorial claims in the West.
it was in 1778. i did that same question once lol. hope it helped
He he conviced officals to protect the settlers from British back attacks by Native Americans. In 1778 he got promoted to liuentant he was given a job to capture territory north of the Ohio River
George Rogers Clark's troops captured several key British posts during the American Revolutionary War, most notably the forts at Kaskaskia and Cahokia in present-day Illinois in 1778. They also seized Fort Vincennes in Indiana in 1779, which was a strategic victory that helped secure the American frontier in the Northwest Territory. These captures significantly weakened British control in the region and bolstered American claims to the lands northwest of the Ohio River.
In late December 1778, the British were able to capture Savannah, Georgia.
December 1778
The british captured the city of savannah in,1778.
To be better said 1777 - 1778 September 11, 1777 - June 28, 1778
Savannah always gets captured in December. 1778 by the British, 1864 by Sherman's Yankees.
In 1778, several significant events occurred during the Revolutionary War in the South. One such event was the Siege of Savannah, where American and French forces unsuccessfully attempted to capture the British-held city. Additionally, there were small-scale skirmishes and raids conducted by both sides, as well as the campaigning of British forces throughout Georgia and South Carolina to regain control of these southern colonies. However, overall, the southern theater of the Revolutionary War did not see decisive action until later years.
Capture of Savannah happened on 1778-12-29.
Capture of St. Lucia happened in 1778.
it was in 1778. i did that same question once lol. hope it helped
The British believed Loyalists were most prominent in the south and sought to enlist the aid of both southerners as well as their slaves. They achieved huge wins in Georgia (late 1778) and South Carolina (May, 1779). Unfortunately for them, the British overestimated Loyalist support in the south and their presence persuaded some who had been sitting on the fence about the rebellion to join the Patriots.
The battle of Philadelphia began on the night of September 25, 1777. The British captured Philadelphia the following day and occupied the city until June 18, 1778.
He he conviced officals to protect the settlers from British back attacks by Native Americans. In 1778 he got promoted to liuentant he was given a job to capture territory north of the Ohio River