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Unit 3 – Conflict and American Independence, 1754–1800
Topic 3.4
How might outcomes change if George Washington was not appointed as commander-in-chief during Revolutionary War?
The morale and unity among Continental Army soldiers may not have held strong leading to possible military failures.
Without Washington's leadership, colonies could've remained under British rule indefinitely.
Thomas Jefferson could've assumed command leading to better diplomatic relations with France earlier on in war.
A more skilled general could've ended war sooner with fewer losses.
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AP US History - 3.4 Philosophical Foundations of the American Revolution
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