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When did George Washington read the American Crisis to his troops?
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∙ 8y ago
Washington had Paine's stirring words read to his troops to inspire them to continue the fight for independence. The American soldiers terms fighting were almost up and Washington wanted them to have a reason to stay in the Army. Over all it was to gain the hope of the soldiers, even when Washington didn't have much.
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Why did George Washington read words from the crisis to his troops?
To remind the troops what they're fighting for.
What was George Washington's job at revelotion?
Washington was commander of American troops.
Became commander of the American troops during the Revolutionary War.?
George Washington
What did George Washington do during the war?
he lead the American troops
Who became commander of the American troops during the Revolutionary War?
benedict arnold
Did George Washington led 20000 American and french troops to victory at Valley Forge?
George Washington led 20,000 American and French troops to victory at Valley Forge true or false
Which general led American troops during the revolution?
George Washington.
Who was the commander of the American troops in the battle at Valley Forge?
George Washington
Who was the commander troops during the American reveloutionary war?
George Washington
Who was the commander when the American troops joined the Allies?
General George Washington
What was George Washington's job at the American Revolution?
George Washington was a general helped lead the American troops. He was a very good leader which helped the Americans win the war.
Why did George Washington read The Crisis to his troops at Valley Forge?
It was to gain the hope of all the soldiers.It was to gain the hope of all the soldiers.
