Washington, as the Colonial Army's Leader, Believed That

Washington, as the colonial army's leader, believed that

A) well-trained, disciplined soldiers were the key to winning the war.
B) a decisive and staggering victory was needed.
C) the Native Americans' allegiance would turn the tide.
D) the Continental army should also hire mercenaries.
E) all he had to do was wait for disease to decimate the British troops.