Would I have quit? No I would’ve stayed and fought until the battle was won. Here are my three reasons why. To begin with 90% of our troops were still alive and fighting (Document A). Another point is that congressional congress came to help us (Document B). Furthermore we had willingness and contentment (Document C).
To begin with 90% of our troops are still alive and fighting (Document A). Only 10% of our men were dying so what we still have 90% of our troops strong and ready for battle (Document A). Also even though we were going through hell we still had positive mental attitude (P.M.A.) (Document C). Another point is we had a strong and dedicated leader who had our backs no matter how traitorous the battle (Document B). Also we had something the other soldiers did not have we had the spirit of aclarity. We had the motivation to keep fighting no matter what the outcome (Document C).
Another point is that congressional congress came to help us (Document B). Our great leader George Washington has given a plea for the congress men to help fund our troops. So we can get new supplies and medicine to aid the ill (Document A&B). Also we have a surgeon to service the sick and keep the healthy soldiers in tip top fighting condition (Document C).
Furthermore we had willingness and contentment (Document C). We soldiers will admit fighting for our independence is no easy win or walk in the park. We have went through hell and back just to make it this far. We have went through horrible weather conditions, terrible sicknesses, and worst of all lacked basic survival supplies but we were still content. We still had the willingness to get up and fight for our independence (Document A&B).