Question

Which of the following was NOT a significant advantage held by the American colonists in the Revolutionary War? A) Familiarity with the terrain B) Foreign support from France and Spain C) A well-trained and disciplined army D) Motivation and a strong cause

Answer 1

The following that was not a significant advantage held by the American colonists in the Revolutionary War is that a well-trained and disciplined army. The correct option is c.

Step-by-step explanation:

During the Revolutionary War, one significant advantage the American colonists did not have was a well-trained and disciplined army. The Continental Army faced challenges in terms of training, discipline, and military experience compared to the British forces, which were a professional and well-disciplined army.

The other options—familiarity with the terrain, foreign support from France and Spain, and motivation with a strong cause—were key advantages for the American colonists during the conflict.

The correct option is c.