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The British had three options available for the campaign of 1777. These options would effectively cut off New England from the other colonies, thus allowing the British to stop the spread of the fighting and to continue the war in New England
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After 1776 Washington's basic military strategy was to?
it was to starve the british out of the new york city
What colony did the British plan to conquer in 1777?
In 1777 the British planned to conquer and isolate the New England colony.
Which side had the largest fighting forces in the colonies in 1777?
The British
What was the place of 1777 battles and british surrender?
saratoga..=] corrected you!!
What day did Washington and the continental army attack the British and German soldiers at Trenton?
Christmas Eve. 1777
What was the British strategy in 1777 to gain control of northern territory?
to control united states.
After 1776 Washington's basic military strategy was to?
it was to starve the british out of the new york city
What colony did the British plan to conquer in 1777?
In 1777 the British planned to conquer and isolate the New England colony.
Was British military strategy generally poor in 1777?
Very much so. After the war, the british were in huge amounts of debt and had almost used up most of their resources and military. Their morale was down and strong leaders were in demand.
Where did the british live in 1777 while in colonies?
England.
A place of 1777 battles and british surrender?
its saratoga
Which side had the largest fighting forces in the colonies in 1777?
The British
British and Indian attacks against Kentucky in 1777 were directed from who?
Detroit
What was the place of 1777 battles and british surrender?
saratoga..=] corrected you!!
Who won the battle in germantown in 1777?
The battle of Germantown was a British victory.
Who was the british general who won the battle of Fort Ticonderoga in 1777?
John Burgoyne was the general thet won the battle of Fort Ticonderoga 1777.
When did the british capture philadelphia?
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.
