Camp Followers Were Usually

question 14

Multiple Choice

Camp followers were usually

• A) women who worked as cooks, nurses, and launderers while traveling with the American forces.
• B) reporters who followed the American forces and issued daily news dispatches to colonial newspapers.
• C) British spies who followed and watched the activities of the American forces.
• D) people who followed the forces of either side for the purpose of watching their military engagements.

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