Question

5 why is george washingtons surprise attack across the delaware river considered a significant event? choose two. it led to a peaceful end to the revolutionary war it helped to prove washingtons leadership it led to an early victory for the american army it established the beginning of washingtons leadership in the house of burgesses it turned the growing conflict between the french and british into war

Explanation:

George Washington's surprise attack across the Delaware River was a bold move that led to an early - important victory for the American army, boosting morale. It also demonstrated Washington's strategic and leadership abilities. The attack did not end the Revolutionary War peacefully, had no relation to the House of Burgesses, and did not turn the French - British conflict into war.

Answer:

It helped to prove Washington's leadership
It led to an early victory for the American army