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What was a strength for the British during the American Revolution? a. the size of their military b. their ability to acquire supplies c. fighting a war abroad d. none of the above
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What was a strength for the British during the American Revolution?

a. the size of their military
b. their ability to acquire supplies
c. fighting a war abroad
d. none of the above

User Hardik Darji
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"a. the size of their military" would be the best option from the list, since they greatly outnumbered the colonists and their militias. They were also far-better trained as soldiers.
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