In Addition to His Military Experience, George Washington's Appointment to Lead

In addition to his military experience, George Washington's appointment to lead the Continental army had what benefit?

A) It convinced ordinary colonists of Congress's firm commitment to liberal reforms.
B) It helped solidify the alliance between New England and the South.
C) It made Washington's wealthy southern friends more likely to support Congress.
D) It worried British leaders because they remembered Washington's decisive leadership during the French and Indian War.