Question

Based on your knowledge of Georgia during the American Revolution, which would have been the most likely result if the Patriots had lost the Battle of Kettle Creek?

A) The British would have been forced to surrender control of the coastal areas.
B) A Patriot loss at Kettle Creek would have ended French support for the Continental Army.
C) A Patriot loss at Kettle Creek would have forced the surrender of Washington's forces in the north.
D) A Patriot loss at Kettle Creek would have given the British control of Georgia's backcountry towns and settlements.

Answer 1

I learned like last month oof

Step-by-step explanation:

Well it was a morale booster, but if they lost probably c or d

Answer 2

The correct answer is D) A Patriot loss at Kettle Creek would have given the British control of Georgia's backcountry towns and settlements.

The most likely result if the Patriots had lost the Battle of Kettle Creek would have been "a Patriot loss at Kettle Creek would have given the British control of Georgia's backcountry towns and settlements."

We are talking about an armed confrontation between the Continental Army and the British troops, as part of the Revolutionary War. On February 14, 1779, both armies fought the Battle at Kettle Creek, in Wilkes County, Georgia. On its march to the city of Augusta, the Continental Army intercepted and defeated a troop of loyalists.