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What was one reason the british were unsuccessful in the south? a. loyalists refused to fight. b. there was illness in the british army. c. rebels used guerrilla warfare. d. ben…

What was one reason the british were unsuccessful in the south? a. loyalists refused to fight. b. there was illness in the british army. c. rebels used guerrilla warfare. d. ben…
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What was one reason the british were unsuccessful in the south?

a. loyalists refused to fight.
b. there was illness in the british army.
c. rebels used guerrilla warfare.
d. benedict arnold changed sides.

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They would hide in trees and aim for generals which is guerrilla warfare.

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