Chapter 5.5 - The War Moves South

It led to the birth of a new nation and marked a pivotal victory for American independence.

It was the first campaign fought entirely by naval forces.

It resulted in the immediate surrender of British forces in all colonies.

It was the only campaign fought outside North America.

American and French forces began the siege of Cornwallis's army.

British forces captured critical American redoubts.

Cornwallis surrendered 8,000 troops, ending major combat operations.

The Treaty of Paris was signed.