Question

as a result of the battles of trenton and princeton during the american revolution, the morale of the continental army suffered; more soldiers enlisted in the continental army; france helped supply the british army; britain cut off new england from the other colonies

Explanation:

The battles of Trenton and Princeton during the American Revolution were important victories for the Continental army. These victories boosted morale and led to more soldiers enlisting in the Continental army. The first option is incorrect as morale improved, not suffered. France was an ally of the Americans, not the British, so the third option is wrong. The fourth option about Britain cutting off New - England from other colonies is not related to these battles.

Answer:

B. more soldiers enlisted in the Continental army