Savannah became British stronghold

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Savannah became British stronghold refers to the period during the American Revolutionary War when the city of Savannah, Georgia, served as a key fortified base and operational center for British military control in the southern colonies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historicalEvent
militaryOccupation
affected civilian population of Savannah
after earlier Patriot control of Savannah
before restoration of American control of Savannah
conflict American Revolutionary War
controlledBy British Crown
countryInvolved Great Britain
United States of America
surface form: United States
endEvent British evacuation of Savannah (1782)
endTime 1782
garrisonType fortified urban garrison
hasLocation Province of Georgia
Savannah
surface form: Savannah, Georgia

Southern colonies
hasPart Siege of Savannah
surface form: Siege of Savannah (1779)
historicalRegion Thirteen Colonies
militaryFunction command center for regional operations
logistics hub
naval support base
occupyingForce British Army
Loyalist forces
opposingForce Continental Army
French expeditionary forces
Patriot militia
partOf British southern strategy
surface form: British Southern Strategy
relatedEvent British capture of Augusta, Georgia
British operations in the Carolinas
resultedIn British control of most of coastal Georgia
use of Savannah as a major British supply base
startEvent British capture of Savannah
surface form: Capture of Savannah (1778)
startTime 1778
strategicRole key fortified base in the southern theater
operational center for British control of Georgia
staging point for British campaigns in the Carolinas
timePeriod late 18th century

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British capture of Savannah cityStatusAfterBattle Savannah became British stronghold