Which advantages did Britain have against American during the American war for independence?

a. They were battling on their home turf and had access to funds to recruit foreign soldiers.

b. They had a well-trained army and had access to funds to recruit foreign soldiers.

c. They had the support of all the American Indian tribes and the African Americans.

d. They had a well-trained army and the support of France, Spain, and Germany.

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Which advantages did Britain have against American during the American war for independence?

a. They were battling on their home turf and had access to funds to recruit foreign soldiers.

b. They had a well-trained army and had access to funds to recruit foreign soldiers.

c. They had the support of all the American Indian tribes and the African Americans.

d. They had a well-trained army and the support of France, Spain, and Germany.

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Braiden Brewer · Answer 1

B. They had a well-trained army and had access to funds to recruit foreign soldiers.

The french supported the Americans, so D is incorrect. American Indians and African Americans fought on both sides and they were fighting on US soil, therefore A and C are incorrect as well.