The answer is A. because George Washington caught them off guard and captured most of the hessian, after that victory it boosted the moral of the continental army that caught people attention and more people started to re-enlist
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two years ago, she was a respected black rights activist and teacher. Then she was exposed as a white woman who had deceived almost everyone she knew. Why did she do it? Dolezale’s white parents released photographs of their daughter as a blond white child, and appeared on tv to denounce her as a fraud; she had been living a lie, pretending to be black, when she was no more African American than they were. Dolezal resigned from her NAACP position, was fired by the university, lost her local newspaper column and was removed from the police ombudsman commission. Enthralled by her disgrace, talk shows and radio phone-ins sneered and raged. Why did she do it? What had she been thinking? When it emerged that she had once sued a university for discriminating against her because she was white, Dolezal’s notoriety was complete.
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The 3rd Amendment of the United States prevents US soldiers from entering private homes without consent from the home owner.
Fighting in Vietnam started in 1954 when France tried to reassert their colonial claims to Indochina. Although it should be noted that this is not what led to the direct escalation of conflict--it was the communist influence.
