Topic 3: When we discuss "The American Revolution" we mean much much more than just military battles in the Revolutionary War of 1775
to 1783 but a period of change that went all the way into the 1790's.
But first discuss in one paragraph how many people argue that this was
not really a Revolution at all (that things did not change that much).
Then discuss in another paragraph how many other people argue that
this was indeed a true and important Revolution (a 180-degree change
in things) in human history.

the answer is d

Explanation:

b. 155 enlisted men and no officers

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