The "Fighting Quaker" American general who eventually drove the British from most of Georgia and South Carolina was

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The "Fighting Quaker" refers to Nathanael Greene, who was known for his military tactics and leadership during the American Revolution. He was originally from Rhode Island and was appointed as the commander of the Continental Army's Southern Department in 1780. Under his leadership, the American forces were able to retake most of Georgia and South Carolina from the British, including victories at the Battle of Cowpens and the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. Therefore, the best choice is option E, Nathanael Greene.

The "Fighting Quaker" American General Who Eventually Drove the British