BY : AJAYE BARRON

SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN

• Was a central area of operations in the North America
• Was in the second half of the American revolutionary war
• The war began 1775- 1782
• They fought for a year and congress dispatched a notable American statesman

THE CHARLESTON BATTLE

• British she set their eyes on the charelston
• Nearly 9,000 British troops settled in New York
• In the beginning of March they worked their way northward from savanna
• So surrounded Charlestown by land

THE BATTLE OF CAMDEN

• Was a lopsided victory in South Carolina
• General Charles Cornwallis force to the morning of August 16,1780
• The illness depleted the patriots advantage
• Nearly 2,000 patriots were killed , imprisoned or in heavy loss of artillery

PARTISAN TROOPS

• Began taxing American colonies to raise revenue
• Residents were outraged about the 1767 Townshend acts
• They taxed tea, paper , lead, win, glass, lamp oil
• They protested earlier in 1765 , in South Carolina

GUERRILLA WARFARE

• The type of people who fought by irregulars in fast moving, small scale actions against orthodox and military and police forces
• The practitioners of guerrilla warfare have been called the rebels

THE KING MOUNTAINS BATTLE

• The patriot irregulars was under colonel William Campbell
• Made up most of American loyalists from South Carolina and else where
• 1,000 American frontiersmen under colonel Campbell of Virginia gathered in the back country
• They were trying to avoid Ferguson's advance which was pursued by the patriots

THE BATTLE OF COWPENS

• Scored victories in South Carolina and also in Charlestown
• The patriots were divided in Carolinas order to force larger British contingents
• This war lasted from1738- 1805
• Smaller groups of patriots were easier to feed

THE EUTAW SPRINGS BATTLE

• Major Nathanael Greene of the continental army resumes offensive action against lieutenant colonel Alexander Stewart
• The British soldiers was located on the banks of the Santee river
• The patriots approached early in the morning
• The patriots forced the British to abandon their uneaten breakfasts in order to fight

CONCLUSION