Why were the winters of 1776 and 1777
so difficult for the Continental Army
during the Americ...
History, 21.12.2020 01:10 bridgetosanders
Why were the winters of 1776 and 1777
so difficult for the Continental Army
during the American Revolution?
A. The American troops were so successful in battle
that it looked like the war would soon end.
B. George Washington was no longer the
commander of the army.
C. The number of troops not re-enlisting and the
number of deserters increased.
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