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Why was the Battle of Kettle Creek important?
A.
It gave Patriots and Loyalists a new common goal to pursue.
B.
It proved that the Loyalists had little support in the South and was a morale booster for the patriots.
C.
It showed that Patriots would agree to disregard needs in the North.
D.
It was the beginning of a truce between Loyalists and Patriots.
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B. It proved that the Loyalists had little support in the South and was a morale booster for the Patriots — the Patriot victory disrupted British plans, captured supplies, and raised Southern Patriot morale.
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