Which best describes George Washington’s winter at Valley Forge in 1777–1778? a. Washington spent the winter there because he was waiting for help from the French.
b. Washington spent the winter there to silence critics who feared he would surrender.
c. Washington used the winter there to launch surprise attacks against the British.
d. Washington used the winter there to train his soldiers and improve their discipline.

The best statement that describes George Washington’s winter at Valley Forge in 1777–1778 is

D. Washington used the winter there to train his soldiers and improve their discipline.

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General George Washington and his Continental Army encamped at Valley Forge from the winter of 1777-1778.

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d. Washington used the winter there to train his soldiers and improve their discipline.

Explanation:

When the Patriot army of 12,000 marched into Valley Forge in the winter of 1777, they did so in low spirits for they had been forced out of the Continental capital of Philadelphia by the British.

Washington did not let this affect him too much however and in the winter that followed the Americans did all they could to survive and come out stronger.

Before this winter, the American forces had been disunited because they were trained by different instructions. With the arrival of the Prussian army officer,  Baron von Steuben, he along with Washington were able to train the soldiers in modern warfare tactics that saw the continental army that went into Valley Forge come out a well trained and disciplined army.

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