What were the results of British plans for conquering North and South Carolina in 1776?

The British plans for conquering North and South Carolina in 1776 were a failure. The British initially captured Charleston, South Carolina, but the Americans were able to successfully defend Fort Moultrie, which prevented the British from taking control of the city. The British then attempted to invade North Carolina, but they were defeated at the Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge. As a result, the British were forced to abandon their plans for conquering the Carolinas.