The answer is B. To disrupt the South's ability to trade
Cultural shock, Cold War rules of engagement, lack of recognition, Racial divide and social class issues, constant changing of personnel, high casualties, morale issues and a determined enemy.
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A buffer colony - like Georgia, for example - was founded because colonists wanted a "buffer zone" (any area that serves the purpose of keeping two or more other areas distant from one another.) between the British colonies and other settlements. Georgia, specifically, was founded to protect South Carolina against attack by the Spanish, the french and the Indians.
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