Which are true? (Select 4 answers.)   options:   The British wanted to fight the war in the Southern Colonies in order to get more Loyalist support, but overestimated the amount of support they could get.   George Washington's sneak attack on Christmas night in 1776 was extremely effective, capturing many Hessian mercenaries and boosting American morale.   The surrender of General Burgoyne and his army was a major American victory, and convinced foreign powers like France to back the Americans.   After being driven out of Boston, the British sent a large force to New York and were able to take the city.   After New York, the British strategy focused on conquering and holding just New England, so they gathered all their troop together and made an all-out assault to retake Boston.

The British wanted to fight the war in the Southern Colonies in order to get more Loyalist support, but overestimated the amount of support they could get.

George Washington's sneak attack on Christmas night in 1776 was extremely effective, capturing many Hessian mercenaries and boosting American morale.

The surrender of General Burgoyne and his army was a major American victory, and convinced foreign powers like France to back the Americans.

After being driven out of Boston, the British sent a large force to New York and were able to take the city.

After New York, the British strategy focused on conquering and holding just New England, so they gathered all their troop together and made an all-out assault to retake Boston.