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Colonial soldiers faced which of the following obstacles at Valley Forge during the American Revolution?

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Valley Forge was a very hard time for the soldiers. They were faced with illness, a lack of food and other supplies, an outbreak of small pox, and the snow and ice of winter. Many soldiers died of disease, coldness and starvation. I hope that helped you!
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Answer: Disease, a harsh winter, and lack of food.

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Soldiers at Valley Forge faced terrible conditions. In addition to the cold and wet weather, worsened by the lack of warm clothes, food was extremely scarce so they had to endure hunger. Furthermore, the cold and packed shelters allowed diseases such as typhoid fever, pneumonia, and smallpox to spread fast, taking the lives of many of them.

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