As commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, all of the following describe George Washington except
a. worked to pull all of the colonies under one strong, central government
b. displayed serious shortcomings as a military commander
c faced mutinies among his troops and an attempt by Congress to replace him
d. became the indispensable man because he held the army and the country together throughout the war
e earned the respect of nearly all patriots
Answer: A