By 1778, the Revolutionary War had reached a stalemate in the North. The British army MOST LIKELY decided to launch a southern offensive because
A)
southern governors assured the army that Georgia militias had few trained
soldiers.
B)
the generals believed that they could draw the northern army to unfamiliar
territory.
the generals believed that they could convince neighboring Indian tribes to
help them
D)
southern governors assured the army that British loyalists were waiting to
assist them.
Standard 3