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Why was Colonel Tye important to British forces?

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A.
He assisted in enlisting freed enslaved workers.
B.
He was a leader in the Battle of Yorktown.
C.
He was a feared and skilled military leader.
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During the harsh winter of 1779, Tye was among an elite group of twenty-four black Loyalists, known as the Black Brigade, who joined with the Queen's Rangers, a British guerrilla unit, to protect New York City and to conduct raids for food and fuel. By 1780, Colonel Tye had become an important military force.

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