George Washington's selection to lead the colonial army was
a. based on recognition of his personal character.
b. more for political reasons than for his leadership.
c. based solely on military experience.
d. opposed by New Englanders.
e. done with no misgivings.
Answer: b. more for political reasons than for his leadership.
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