During the American revolution, the encampment of general george Washington's troops at valley forge benefited the colonial war effort in which way?

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Tristen Suarez

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13 May, 08:53

During the American revolution, the encampment of general george Washington's troops at valley forge benefited the colonial war effort in which way?

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Callie Melendez · Answer 1

Training

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Washington's troops was trained by a Prussian (German) officer by the name of Friedrich Wilhelm. He thought Washington's troops how to aim better, stay in formation, gain strength and speed, he also gave them discipline for any failures so that they would work harder.