Washington's military strategy after 1776 is discussed below.
Explanation:
Soon after 1776, the significant battleground of the war shifted from New Jersey and New York in the North to the Carolinas in the South.
Throughout that span, Washington controlled the governments of war and kept the North adequately protected to prevent there from returning any consideration for the British to pay.
Soon after 1776, the major battleground of the war moved from New York and New Jersey in the North to the Carolinas in the South. During that period, Washington managed the politics of war and kept the North sufficiently defended to prevent there from bring any incentive
