The victories at Trenton and Princeton in December of 1776 led by General Washington
A) inflicted heavy damage on British troop levels.
B) marked the beginning of a string of successes for the colonial forces.
C) did nothing to stem the heavy tide of desertion from the Continental Army.
D) boosted American morale.
Correct Answer:
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Q22: Lord Dunmore's Proclamation
A)was a general emancipation order.
B)offered
Q23: The fifty-six delegates attending the First Continental
Q24: The political point of no return for
Q25: The Boston Massacre was prompted by
A)an urban
Q26: The Second Continental Congress
A)was an emergency session
Q28: The key factor for the success of
Q29: Members of correspondence committees
A)were elected officials.
B)did not
Q30: Colonial soldiers were motivated to invade Quebec
Q31: Which of the following is NOT one
Q32: Tea shipments were thwarted by activist threats
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