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George Washington's surprise attack across the
Delaware River resulted in:
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A defeat for American forces
Benedict Arnold changing sides
More recruits for the Continental Army
Loss of support for independence
Delaware River resulted in:
Group of answer choices
A defeat for American forces
Benedict Arnold changing sides
More recruits for the Continental Army
Loss of support for independence
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George Washington's surprise attack across the Delaware River resulted in:
**More recruits for the Continental Army.**
This attack, which took place on the night of December 25-26, 1776, led to a victory at the Battle of Trenton and boosted morale among the American forces, subsequently encouraging more men to enlist in the Continental Army.
**More recruits for the Continental Army.**
This attack, which took place on the night of December 25-26, 1776, led to a victory at the Battle of Trenton and boosted morale among the American forces, subsequently encouraging more men to enlist in the Continental Army.
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