Why did the british think they might find support in the southern colonies

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Ruben Daniels · Answer 1 · 2024-12-13T17:25:33+0000

Answer:During the Revolutionary War, Britain assumed that the Southern colonies would aid their cause. This assumption relied on the large number of Tories, ethnicity, the presence of slavery and the benefit gained from the presence of British troops.

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