What best describes how the redcoats felt when they went back to Boston?

Answer 1

They were not happy campers. It had been a rough day. First, they landed in water so their boots got wet and as they marched they got blisters. Next, they had on wool red uniforms. The weather was a hot day so the wool was uncomfortable and the red color made them targets. They were also getting shot at from behind trees and fences. This, they considered to be wrong because an army would line up and shoot at each other. The colonial men hiding was considered to be bad behavior. The soliders also saw men they knew wounded and dead. By the time they arrived that late afternoon in Boston they were in terrible shape.