Question

During the Great War for Empire: Group of answer choices American colonial troops strove to emulate the professionalism of the British regulars. British officers praised American colonial troops for their courage under fire. American colonial troops adapted well to the British system of military discipline. Deep-seated differences in military discipline emerged between the British officers and the American colonial troops.

Answer 1

Answer: Deep-seated differences in military discipline emerged between the British officers and the American colonial troops

Step-by-step explanation:

The Great War for Empire was also called the French and Indian War in North America and refers to a conflict when France and her Indian allies attempted to defeat and take over the English colonies of North America.

The British sent their armies to North America to protect their colonies as they viewed them as very important. When they arrived however, they found American colonial troops and militias already engaged with the enemy with a certain George Washington amongst the ranks as well.

The British looked down on these American troops and didn't help them much such that a sort of rivalry and deep-seated difference in military discipline, emerged between them.