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Which strength of the Continental Army was significant to its ultimate victory? a. superior weapons and tactics b. coordination with the navy c. troops enlisted from most of Europe d. military strategy
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Which strength of the Continental Army was significant to its ultimate victory? a. superior weapons and tactics b. coordination with the navy c. troops enlisted from most of Europe d. military strategy based on the local geography

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d. military strategy based on the local geography

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the answer is D military strategy based on the local geography
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