Question

what advantage did the british have during the american revolution?
more belief in their cause
more familiarity with the terrain
more soldiers and guns
more efficient in getting supplies to their army

Explanation:

• "more belief in their cause": The American colonists had strong belief in their cause of independence, so British did not have more belief. Eliminate this.
• "more familiarity with the terrain": The American colonists were fighting on their home ground, so they were more familiar with the terrain, not the British. Eliminate this.
• "more soldiers and guns": The British army was larger and had more military equipment (guns, etc.) compared to the American colonial forces at the start of the American Revolution. This is a valid advantage.
• "more efficient in getting supplies to their army": The British had to transport supplies across the Atlantic, while the Americans could get supplies locally, so Americans were more efficient in supply lines. Eliminate this.

Answer:

C. more soldiers and guns