Which of the following was NOT a reason why Britain failed to win the war against the American revolutionists?

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The British army's hierarchy of authority did not break down in the unfamiliar foreign land. This choice is not a historically accurate reason for Britain's failure in the American Revolution. The British military maintained its command structure throughout the conflict. Other factors, such as Washington's strategy, avoidance of direct engagements by the colonists, European aid to America, and the British army's unpreparedness for guerilla-style warfare, were significant reasons for Britain's failure.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Reason Why Britain