Question

after the second continental congress appointed george washington as the commander in chief of the continental army, he
○ led the americans to victory at the battle of bunker hill.
○ ended the siege of boston, allowing the british to take the city.
○ paid foreign soldiers to fight in battles against the british.
○ organized the american troops, ammunition, and supplies.

Explanation:

• The Battle of Bunker Hill occurred before Washington was appointed commander in chief.
• Washington's actions led to the British evacuating Boston, not taking it.
• The hiring of foreign soldiers (like Hessians) was done by the British, not the Americans under Washington at this early stage.
• A core early task for Washington as commander was organizing the disorganized Continental troops, along with their ammunition and supplies.

Answer:

organized the American troops, ammunition, and supplies.