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If British armies in Canada and New York City wanted to divide New England from the rest of the colonies, how could they have used the physical geography of this region to carry out this strategy?
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If British armies in Canada and New York City wanted to divide New England from the rest of the colonies, how could they have used the physical geography of this region to carry out this strategy?
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The British armies could have used to Hudson River to link up thus separating New England from the rest of the colonies. They could utilize other rivers to ferry troops and supplies in the mountainous New England terrain.
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