Well, depends on what battle this question is talking of.
I'm going to assume you're talking about the famed "Battle of Saratoga" and specifically the "Battle of Bemis Heights".
That specific battle cost that dude 600 soldiers.
If you're talking about "Freeman's Farm" then that cost him around 600 guys as well.
The Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis & Clark Expedition and its “Sea-coasts, or Inland Countries; Course and Junctions of Rivers and First, Jefferson was eager to push western exploration and American claims It is also questionable how firmly the expedition reinforced the nation's claim to the Oregon territory.
THE answer is C.
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C. The freedom to do what he pleases
Explanation:
in the beginning of the passage it starts off with a promise, to finish two years of apprenticing for his uncle and then "he could do whatever he pleased." By looking through these answer choices and reading back it didnt seem like Jesse was scared of what was to come but excited and relieved. As for the other answer choices, it doesnt seem to fit the analogy.
