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Did the north and south colonies fight against each other in the Revolutionary war?

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No, there was no direct conflict between the colonies.

However, in the area around New York City and northern New Jersey, there was a great deal of support for the British. Most Americans in these areas continued to sell food and other supplies to the British armies and some citizens joined pro-British militias.
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