Question

what was the most significant result of the siege of savannah?
the city of savannah remained under british control.
the british were pushed out of georgia.
it was the last major conflict of the revolutionary war.
it was the deadliest battle of the revolutionary war.
question 24
2 pts
define a patriot during the revolutionary war.
a football player out of boston, massachusetts.
a person who wanted to become independent of great britain.
a volunteer soldier who was ready to fight at a short notice.
a person who liked to ride horses into battle.

Explanation:

• Siege of Savannah: After the failed American - French attempt to retake Savannah in 1779, the British retained control of the city. This was a key outcome as it maintained British influence in the southern colonies during the Revolutionary War.
• Patriot: During the Revolutionary War, Patriots were colonists who actively supported the cause of independence from Great Britain. They opposed British rule and fought for the rights and freedoms of the American colonies. The other options are incorrect: a football player (modern - day sports reference, not relevant to the 18th - century context), a volunteer soldier ready at short notice (that's a minuteman), and a person who liked to ride horses into battle (not a standard definition of a Patriot).

Answer:

• Siege of Savannah: The city of Savannah remained under British control.
• Patriot: A person who wanted to become independent of Great Britain.