Which statement BEST describes the mood of the continental congress in May 1775?
a. few delegates wanted a formal break all ties with britian.
b.most delegates wanted to break all ties with britian.
c.A majority of delegates believed that war with britian was inevitable.
d.most delegates believed that the british king would repeal the tolerable acts.
How did washington change his inlistment policy during the revoultion?
a.by allowing free african americans to join the continenal army
b.bu allowing all african americans to join the continental army.
c.by allowing enslaved african americans to join the continental army
d.by refusing to let any african americans join the continental army
please help. questions the the rev. war
This site will give you the answer to Washington's policy on African American soldiers. http://www.americanrevolution.org/blk.html
This will help you with the Continental Congress question.
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h656.html
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For the first question about the mood of the Continental Congress in May 1775, you can find the answer by researching historical documents or reliable sources about the Continental Congress during that period. The website provided, http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h656.html, could be a good starting point to find information about the mood and sentiments of the delegates during that time.
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