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Why did the British think they would experience more success in the southern states later in the American Revolution? *
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Why did the British think they would experience more success in the

southern states later in the American Revolution? *

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There were fewer Continental soldiers to fight there. They planned to use Loyalist support to take control there. They finished taking control of the northern and middle states already.

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