. Not only was the Revolution virtually over and Major Patrick Ferguson didn't know it yet, he also threatened the settlers West of the Proclamation Line. Why did the British Army invade the South with their "Southern Strategy? Mark BOTH answers that apply (one answer can't be found in passage, you'll have to have watched the intro. video).

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Major Ferguson didn't know yet that King George surrendered the colonies to the colonists because news traveled so slowly.

The British had spent so much time in the Northern Colonies, they thought they would see what the Souther colonies had to offer

The British thought the Southerners would be more loyal to King George than their Northern neighbors.

Southerners were more sympathetic to the British army and they had more tories in the South.

The Southerners were tired of fighting the Natives, so they didn't want to have trouble with the Red Coats.

John Sevier was all about the fight.