The British commander at the Battle of Charleston was....

The American commander at the Battle of Charleston was....

In December 1779, the British Commander-in-Chief in America, General Sir Henry Clinton, left New York City for Georgia with a fleet of 90 troopships, 14 warships, and more than________ soldiers and sailors.

Who had warned Gen. Lincolon of the impending British attack, but expressed his regrets that he could not offer any military assistance?

General Henry Clinton planned to meet up with who before marching overland to attack Charleston, South Carolina?

British warships successfully ran past Fort _________ at the mouth of Charleston Harbor, further isolating Lincoln’s position and closing off any means of escape or reinforcement.

General Benjamin Lincoln offered ____________ if his men were allowed to leave unharmed.

Benjamin Lincoln had been told to abandon the city to save his force of Continentals if necessary by __________. He ultimately stayed because of the civilian leadership in Charleston.

What happened as a result of the surrender by the Continental Army at Charleston to the British and Henry Clinton?

True or False: As a result of the British victory at Charleston, much of the South Carolina's population seemed to rally to the Loyalist side.