After the British saw success in its southern campaign in Georgia and South Carolina, they
A. were eventually forced to surrender at Yorktown.
B. continued to achieve victories throughout Virginia.
C. held the lower South for the remainder of the war.
D. decided to redirect their efforts in North Carolina.
Answer: A
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