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What did Washington mean when he referred to his soldiers as a "band of Brothers"?

AThey fought like siblings do.
BThey had an intimate bond.
CThey were all family members.
DThey were all male soldiers.

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AThey fought like siblings do.

Washington referred to his soldiers as a "band of Brothers" as they had an intimate bond.

  • During the Independence war, colonies from different backgrounds gather together to fight for their rights and freedom from British power.
  • Men who came from Europe became patriotic in America to fight against the British.
  • Soldiers had good relations as they fought together in hard times and helped when needed assistance.

Therefore we can conclude that Washington referred to his soldiers as a Band of Brothers.

Thus option B. is correct answer.

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