Colonists Supporting the American Revolution (1775-1781)

question 49

Multiple Choice

Colonists supporting the American Revolution (1775-1781)

• A) were well-prepared and well-organized.
• B) comprised at least two-thirds of the total colonial population.
• C) faced lower transportation and communication costs than the British during the war.
• D) were able to tax the colonists to finance the war.

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