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Which of the following describes the Continental army during the Revolutionary War?Select one:A. Its morale and discipline exceeded the British army's because it was fighting for a patriotic cause.B. It consisted mainly of yeomen farmers and well-to-do young Patriots.C. Most of its recruits were poor native-born youths and older foreign-born men.D. Although it grew slowly, the force numbered 75,000 men at its peak.
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