1) They were often considered the "underdog" in the Revolutionary War a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 2) This army was always short of men a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 3) Few soldiers were trained for battle a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 4) The army was plagued by shortages (guns, gunpowder, food) a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 5) This army could be tracked by their bloody footprints a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 6) Congress, the nation's government, lacked the power to raise money for supplies a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 7) The soldiers fighting were patriotic - they willingly gave their lives to defend their liberty and their homes a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 8) The French offered their support a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 9) George Washington was an experienced military leader a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 10) They had a professional army and had significantly more soldiers a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 11) This side hired mercenaries, called Hessians, from Germany a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 12) They were able to recruit many Loyalists, African Americans, and Native Americans a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 13) Troops were well trained in military tactics a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 14) The forces were well supplied a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 15) Sending troops and supplies across the Atlantic was slow and costly (also made planning difficult) a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 16) The British people were never fully convinced of the importance of this war a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength 17) This side had poor leadership a) Continental Army Weakness (Americans) b) Continental Army Strength (Americans) c) British Army Weakness d) British Army Strength

Continental Army vs. British Army

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