Where did general gates and conway send lafayette? A. Back to France
B. To find food and supplies for the men

A. Back to France

Explanation:

Lafayette was a French military man who was present in the American revolution along with the army that sought independence from the colonies. He was an aristocrat and was essential for the victory of the colonies over England. After being wounded in a battle, he was sent back to France, where he was to negotiate support from the French government for supplies that would help the American army continue to advance in the conflict.

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they could find out our specific needs.