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What strength of the continental army was significant to its ultimate victory?
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What strength of the continental army was significant to its ultimate victory?

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It would be the strength of "guerrilla warfare" that was significant to its ultimate victory, since this allowed the Continental Army to fight unconventionally against a more experienced and well-finance army.
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