In fall 1776, what advantages did the British Army have? Check all of the boxes that apply.

1) an organized and well-trained army

2) faster communication with government leaders

3) the support of France

4) knowledge of the terrain

5) plenty of money and supplies

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Fiona Blake

15 April, 07:10

In fall 1776, what advantages did the British Army have? Check all of the boxes that apply.

1) an organized and well-trained army

2) faster communication with government leaders

3) the support of France

4) knowledge of the terrain

5) plenty of money and supplies

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Gunnar Walls · Answer 1

The correct answers should be 1) an organized and well-trained army and

5) plenty of money and supplies.

They were professionals and were rich in supplies. The colonists had the support of France and the knowledge of the terrain, as well as faster communication because leaders of the British army were back in Britain which was a problem often.

In fall 1776, what advantages did the British Army have? Check all of the boxes that apply.1) an organized and well-trained army2) faster communication with government leaders3) the support of France4) knowledge of the terrain5) plenty of money and supplies

In fall 1776, what advantages did the British Army have? Check all of the boxes that apply.

1) an organized and well-trained army

2) faster communication with government leaders

3) the support of France

4) knowledge of the terrain

5) plenty of money and supplies