The Continential Army

The Continental Army

Multiple Choice

The Continental soldier was typically young, skinny, and clean shaven.

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

George Washington had an easy job being the commanding general.

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

400 women were at the encampment.

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

What was the condition of the Continental Army when General George Washington took command?

• The army was well-trained and disciplined.

• The army was made up of well-equipped soldiers.

• The army was made up of untrained militiamen from different colonies, and the officers lacked military skills and experience.

Multiple Choice

What was the pay for soldiers in the Continental Army?

• $10 per month

• $8 per month

• $6 per month

Multiple Choice

What advantage did the British Army have over the Continental Army?

• The British Army was less numerous than the Continental Army.

• The British Army was well-equipped and well-trained, and led by professionals.

• The British Army was made up of untrained militiamen.