The answer to this is the second response I think
<span>They thought they had to win only on the battlefield, but it was a war to win the hearts and mind of the colonist. One way in which British leaders Misunderstood the revolutionary war was that "An Elected group of leaders who would make laws". Since they felt that Parliament should reign supreme.
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He was unable to prove his theory because he didn't have any proof.
This would be called a trade-of B.
The reason why this is correct is because if you can only build one thing as a company and you decide that building war equipment is more important to you, then you're doing a trade-off between building butter-making machines and army tanks.
What is described is a political machine.
The Boss of a political machine is responsible for overseeing the operation and ensuring that his assistants are giving out the proper jobs and greasing the machine to ensure that people continue to take part in it.
