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In 1778, the focus of the war shifted:a. from minor skirmishes of fewer than 100 men to major battles, each involving thousands of soldiersb. from fighting in the southern states to fighting in New York and New Englandc. to an emphasis on the Continental army's trying to capture British strongholds in Ohio Valleyd. to the South, where the British captured Savannah that yeare. to emancipation, when General Washington declared all slaves who fought for American independence should be free
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