Which of the Following Was True of the Americans' War-Fighting

question 44

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was true of the Americans' war-fighting strategy during the Revolutionary War against the British?

• A)The Americans' strategy was to run and survive.
• B)The Americans' strategy was to not fight with the British in Boston, as there were more loyalists than revolutionists in that colony.
• C)The Americans' strategy was to fight with the British in New York, as there were more revolutionists in that state.
• D)The Americans' strategy was to fight on vast battlefields whenever possible.
• E)The Americans' strategy was to not use guerrilla warfare.

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