Why did Washington order the Declaration of Independence read to the army? Washington wanted them to be loyal to the cause. So they would understand for which they were fighting Because they did not have access to the newspapers carrying the information Many had heard rumors of independence.

In 1776, the bulk of Washington's army was raw and inexperienced in military affairs. General Washington believed that the Declaration would serve as a "fresh incentive" for his men to stay committed to the fight against Great Britain. His troops were now fighting for the birth of a new nation.

council members were chosen randomly, and men could present laws for debate in assembly.

the answer is prolly b