As the War for Independence Began, the Colonies Had the Advantage

question 98

Multiple Choice

As the War for Independence began, the colonies had the advantage of

• A) highly reliable and well-supplied troops.
• B) potential aid from the Armed Neutrality League.
• C) a well-organized, strongly committed, and united population.
• D) many outstanding civilian and military leaders.
• E) able naval leaders.

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Definitions:

Ingratiation

A social influence strategy where an individual attempts to make oneself more likeable to another, often through flattery or the offering of praise.

Indirect

A method or approach that is not straightforward or direct, often involving secondary or alternative means to achieve an end.

Evasion

The act of avoiding something undesired, such as responsibilities, questions, or physical obstacles, often through skill or deceit.

Bilateral

Involving two sides or parties, often referring to agreements, communications, or relationships that involve direct interaction between two individuals or groups.