"Our Troops come out with great spirit," and "Fatigued ours are forced to follow too late." As a result, choice (B) is the best way to respond.
<h3>What differences did the American and British armies have?</h3>
The Continental Army was a poorly organized military force with ill-fitting uniforms and careless strategies (at least at the beginning of the war).
British warriors were well-fed, well-paid, and well-disciplined. The waters were ruled by the British navy. The Empire was able to generate money far more quickly than the Continental Congress. Some of that cash was employed to pay mercenaries from Hessia to combat the Americans.
British soldiers, therefore, had more equipment and better training.
Therefore, option (B) is accurate.
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A market economy has several aspects that characterize it. It is very rare that all of these aspects are realized completely.
1) In this type of economy the government doesn't intervene.
2) Resources are privately owned. Goods and services are given by the individuals.
3) There has to be freedom of choice to buy and sell whatever the people want. Freedom of enterprise to start any business you want.
4) Every entrepreneur sees for himself and looks to maximize their profit. They act on self interest.
5) Competition is very important for a market economy to work. <u>In theory</u>, when there's competition the market will regulate itself preventing price and power abuses and guaranteeing the best price for the costumer.
B. to help freed slaves adjust to freedom
Answer:
Explanation:
The purpose of our Federal Government, as found in the Preamble of the Constitution, is to "establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our posterity."
Answer:
The answer is weak and defeated.
Explanation:
Jimmy carter became president of the United States in 1976. He was little known before he started his campaign for the presidency and had no experience with the federal government.
When Carter was eventually sworn into office he gradually began having problems due to his inexperience. In fact, the problems were overwhelming (stronger than he could handle).
As a result Carter failed to secure re-election (a defeat) after his first term in office because voters (Americans) realized that he was indeed weak and prone to defeats due to his inexperience.
