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What evidence supports the claim that the early stages of
the war are best described as British military victories and
American moral triumphs? Select THREE.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
• General Washington's leadership during two suprise
victories at the Battles of Princeton and Trenton.
• Nearly one-third of the colonists supported war against
the British at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War.
• The ability of the Americans to inflict heavy casualties
against the British army at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
• The brutal sniper fire unleashed by the Minutemen in
the aftermath of the Battle at Lexington and Concord.
Answer
General Washington's leadership at Princeton and Trenton, nearly one-third of colonists supporting war, and the ability of Americans to inflict heavy casualties at Bunker Hill.