Which are true? (Select 4 answers.) options: Britain refused to recognize independence at the Treaty of Paris in 1783, although they did agree to stop fighting over it. France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic all ended up supporting America, although France was the only one to send troops to actually fight in America. France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic kept fighting Britain elsewhere in the world for two years after the Battle of Yorktown. More American troops died of disease than were killed in battle during the Revolutionary War, but Washington was able to improve the army's health through inoculations (vaccines). Washington and the Americans successfully used strategic retreats, surprise, spies, and guerilla tactics throughout the war against Britain's more conventional strategies.

Which are true? (Select 4 answers.) options: Britain refused to recognize independence at the Treaty of Paris in 1783, although they did agree to stop fighting over it. France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic all ended up supporting America, although France was the only one to send troops to actually fight in America. France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic kept fighting Britain elsewhere in the world for two years after the Battle of Yorktown. More American troops died of disease than were killed in battle during the Revolutionary War, but Washington was able to improve the army's health through inoculations (vaccines). Washington and the Americans successfully used strategic retreats, surprise, spies, and guerilla tactics throughout the war against Britain's more conventional strategies.

	Britain refused to recognize independence at the Treaty of Paris in 1783, although they did agree to stop fighting over it.
	France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic all ended up supporting America, although France was the only one to send troops to actually fight in America.
	France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic kept fighting Britain elsewhere in the world for two years after the Battle of Yorktown.
	More American troops died of disease than were killed in battle during the Revolutionary War, but Washington was able to improve the army's health through inoculations (vaccines).
	Washington and the Americans successfully used strategic retreats, surprise, spies, and guerilla tactics throughout the war against Britain's more conventional strategies.