Some reasons for the failure of British troops in the South are as follows:
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Because the british all thought there were more loyalists in south including slaves since the british would set them "free" many African Americans had joined the bitish side..... OMG WOOT WOOT that's it
The British lost in the South because the patriots led them farfrom supply lines and used guerrilla tactics.
The group of islands, located 300miles from South America's Patagonian coast is called Falkland Islands. They are one of the British overseas territories and not part of South America.
In the Declaration of Independence, the colonists listed several reasons for separation from England. One reason is that the British king and parliament had enacted taxes on the colonists without their consent as the colonists had no representatives in the British Parliament. Another reason is that the British government had sent British soldiers to the colonies, where they were expected to be fed and housed by the colonists. A third reason is that the colonists were given 'mock' trials oftentimes without a jury. A fourth reason is that the coloniesÕ representative houses were often dissolved by the British king. A fifth reason is that the coloniesÕ grievances have been repeatedly ignored by the British king.
* Answer ** The First Boer war was mostly made up of isolated incidents to neutralize British garrisons within Transvaal, and then about three battles in the northern reaches of Natal to stop the British from sending aid to these forces. ** The Second Boer War (which is probably the one referred to) was fought mainly in the northern half of South Africa, though some raids to the south did take place during the guerrilla phase of the war.
there was a descent called Indians, they are the native Americans. they were lived in tents and eating animals. America was a big land contains forests,hills,valeys,rivers,and wild animals.
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