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Video: Hessians in the Revolutionary War
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Which of these best summarizes the reputation of the Hessians among contemporary Americans?
incompetent foreigners
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frightening but basically harmless
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mostly friendly
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terrifying and ruthless
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What did Washington Irving mean by "having themselves out to the trade of blood," in referring to the Hessians?
The Hessians were mercenaries.
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The Hessians had been easily defeated by the colonists.
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The colonists were frightened of the Hessians.
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As soldiers, the Hessians were loyal to France.
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Which of these best captures colonists' attitudes towards the Hessians?
the popularity of Washington Irving
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the Battle of Trenton
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the Headless Horseman
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the fact that many of the Hessians remained in the colonies after the war
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