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The single greatest problem faced by general Washington was that many of his soldiers?
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∙ 12y ago
this is not a true or false question retard and the answer is they did " own their main allegiance to their home states".
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What was George Washington's greatest problem?
Building a new government.
A problem General Washington did Not face with his Continental army was?
that American rifles were less accurate than the British muskets
What was George Washington's biggest problem whlie he was presidents?
He was accustomed to operating as a General and American beauracracy had limits against the president
What problem did soldiers face at the beginning of the war?
i do not no
Did the problem of the Holocaust get solved?
usa soldiers went to the holocaust camps and bured all the Germany soldiers
What will give you the greatest chance to solve a problem successfully?
Your ability to understand the problem.
What was the problem with using germanic soldiers to fight the invading Persian armies?
The soldiers where only loyal to Rome when paid
What was the situation like in Boston after the British soldiers arrived?
The British soldiers faced a serious problem of desertion by the troops.
What was the problem with using Germanic soldiers to fight the invading the Persian armies?
The soldiers where only loyal to Rome when paid
What was The problem with using Germanic soldiers to fight the invading Persian army's?
The soldiers where only loyal to Rome when paid
What was a itching problem for soldiers?
because of their booty hole thats why... :)
Disease and were a constant problem for the continental army?
Disease and starvation were constant problems for the Continental Army, as was poor hygiene. Many officers were without shoes or proper garments, and were subject to diseases caused by poor living conditions. A bought of Small Pox seized the camp at Valley Forge midway through the Continental Army's winter there, but General George Washington proposed the first inoculation to counter the disease's effects.
