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Why did George Washington's Continental Army always have too few soldiers? A. The men preferred the conditions of serving in their local militias instead. B. King George pa…

Why did George Washington's Continental Army always have too few soldiers? A. The men preferred the conditions of serving in their local militias instead. B. King George pa…
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Why did George Washington's Continental Army always have too few soldiers?

A. The men preferred the conditions of serving in their local militias instead.
B. King George paid them to stay home instead of joining the war.
C. The men preferred to join the strong Continental Nave instead.
D. The Patriots were not able to spread word of the revolution through the colonies.

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Yeah I think it’s C. Too. I don’t really know
User VenkatK
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I'm not really sure of this but i think the answer is C.

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