Reaction To Washington Leading The Militia
How did the rebels respond to President Washington personally leading the militia to suppress the rebellion?
AThey felt emboldened by the attention, which gave them a false sense of strength and prolonged the uprising.
BThey considered the president's actions unusual but ultimately had little reaction to his presence.
CThey recognized the significance of his presence, which helped bring the rebellion to a swift end.
DThey engaged the militia in a series of battles but surrendered after suffering significant defeats and heavy casualties.