Question

the french and indians the number of each not known had so we found after, possessed the sides and brow of a hill, in a circular form, from the extremes of which some of them lined upon one of our advanced flank parties. this immediately struck a general panic, the men could not be persuaded to form regularly, in great confusion they fell back no order could be restored - the public advertiser, september 20, 1755. which of these limitations of a first - person account are found in the account of the battle? choose two correct answers. inability to understand motivations because one was not there clear bias against the officers lack of access to some information

Explanation:

A first - person account is limited by the narrator's own perspective. They may not have access to all information and may have biases. The inability to understand motivations because one was not there is not applicable as it's a first - person account. Clear bias against officers is a possible limitation as the narrator may have personal feelings. Lack of access to some information is also a common limitation as the narrator only knows what they experienced or were told.

Answer:

B. clear bias against the officers
C. lack of access to some information