Sample response: This response does not corroborate Washington's, because it indicates that there were far more enemy troops present than Washington indicates. Washington's summary is critical of the cowardice of his troops, while this source undermines some of Washington's criticisms. Which ideas did you include in your response? Select all that apply.

No, the source could not be used to support Washington’s account.
The source overestimates the number of enemy troops.
The source does not mention that the British turned and ran.

No, the source could not be used to support Washington’s account.

The source overestimates the number of enemy troops.

Explanation:

The sample response presents a source that cannot be used to support Washington's account. This is because Washington shows that the number of troops he had was very low, but this source overestimates the number of troops, presenting a larger number.

In this way, the source discredits all of Washington's speech and puts his account in doubt, not being the ideal source to support his words.

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