Which of the following best describes the military leadership of John Paul Jones?

By refusing to surrender, the naval battle resulted in a defeat for the American forces.

By refusing to surrender, his naval victory against the British led to the French joining the American Revolution.

By refusing to surrender, his naval victory against the British was unlikely and improved the moral of American troops.

John Paul Jones did not contribute to the military leadership of the American Revolution in any way.

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Clara Dennis

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22 December, 09:11

Which of the following best describes the military leadership of John Paul Jones?

By refusing to surrender, the naval battle resulted in a defeat for the American forces.

By refusing to surrender, his naval victory against the British led to the French joining the American Revolution.

By refusing to surrender, his naval victory against the British was unlikely and improved the moral of American troops.

John Paul Jones did not contribute to the military leadership of the American Revolution in any way.

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The following best describes the military leadership of John Paul Jones:

By refusing to surrender, his naval victory against the British was unlikely and improved the moral of American troops.