7. Why was the Continental Army's time at Valley Forge a low point during the Revolutionary War?

Question

A) The army suffered devastating losses during a long siege.
B) The army lost many soldiers to cold, hunger, and sickness.
C) The army failed to drive British forces from an important port.
D) The army failed to break a blockade to obtain needed provisions.

Answer 1

B) The army lost many soldiers to cold, hunger, and sickness.

The Continental Army's time at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777-1778 is often viewed as a low point in the Revolutionary War because they endured severe hardships, including extreme cold, lack of food, and widespread sickness, which resulted in the loss of many soldiers.