What Was the Ultimate Objective of the British Assault on Washington

question 45

Multiple Choice

What was the ultimate objective of the British assault on Washington, D.C.?

• A)To capture President James Madison and his wife, Dolley
• B)To crush American morale by capturing the country's capital
• C)To capture the vital port city of Baltimore
• D)To burn the White House and other government buildings
• E)To weaken the American army's defenses

Understand the role of education in personal and societal development.

Recognize the importance of social relationships in personal development and societal integration.

Grasp the conceptual differences between adult and adolescent moral and social reasoning.

Understand the variability and determinants of productivity across different ages.

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