“In Roman times, a general named Hannibal had crossed the Alps and invaded the Roman homeland, winning battle after battle. The Romans turned to a man named Fabius Maximus, and named him dictator. Fabius, recognizing the military genius and ability of Hannibal and his troops, decided to avoid fighting an open battle; instead, he burned crops and shelters and attacked supply lines, forcing Hannibal to constantly seek for him…but never to find him…”

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“In Roman times, a general named Hannibal had crossed the Alps and invaded the Roman homeland, winning battle after battle.  The Romans turned to a man named Fabius Maximus, and named him dictator.  Fabius, recognizing the military genius and ability of Hannibal and his troops, decided to avoid fighting an open battle; instead, he burned crops and shelters and attacked supply lines, forcing Hannibal to constantly seek for him…but never to find him…”
The so-called Fabian Strategy might have served as a military inspiration to ____________.
 
William Cornwallis 
 
George Washington 
 
Benedict Arnold 
 
Thomas Gage

George Washington??

Ms. Sue · Answer

No. What does your text say?

lilkakes · Answer

ms. sue I did and im still confused how would I find the answer?

Ms. Sue · Answer

Which one of those men burned crops?

lilkakes · Answer

Ms. Sue Fabius burned crops instead of battling

Ms. Sue · Answer

Yes. But which of those Americans burned crops?

lilkakes · Answer

Ms. Sue its George Washington!!

Ms. Sue · Answer

Thank you. I was wrong. Sorry,