Why did the british meet with less opposition in the southern colonies

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Tatranskymedved · Answer 1 · 2021-10-25T22:37:06+0000

Answer: Britain had expected the Southern colonies to remain loyal, in part because of their reliance on slavery. Many in the Southern colonies feared that a rebellion against the mother country would also trigger a slave uprising against the planters.

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Sebastian Zaklada · Answer 2 · 2021-10-29T01:38:08+0000

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Britain had expected the Southern colonies to remain loyal, in part because of their reliance on slavery. Many in the Southern colonies feared that a rebellion against the mother country would also trigger a slave uprising against the planters.

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