The initial fighting in the war occurred in New England; most engagements in the two years after the Declaration of Independence took place in ________; and by 1778, the conflict had moved into ________.
A. the Chesapeake; the Carolinas and Georgia
B. the middle states (New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania); the Carolinas and Virginia
C. the port towns in the middle states (New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania); the backcountry
D. the Chesapeake; the Hudson valley
Answer: B
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