Question

how did the victory at the battle of trenton affect the continental troops? options: it made them sad. it made them angry. it gave them hope. crossing the delaware: on december 25, 1776, general washington led 2,400 troops across the delaware river. this journey was part of washington’s plan for the continental troops to launch a sneak attack on the british forces.

Explanation:

The Battle of Trenton was a significant victory for the Continental troops during the American Revolution. A military victory, especially after a period of hardship, typically boosts morale and provides a sense of optimism or hope for future success. "It made them sad" and "It made them angry" are illogical as victories generally do not elicit such negative emotions. So the correct answer is the one stating it gave them hope.

Answer:

It gave them hope.