Valley Forge: Would You Have Quit? by Alex M.

In 1777 George Washington encountered the problem of leaving his soldiers in the army while in Valley Forge. In the winter of 1777, Washington decided to set up a winter camp and there was a place to live in the cold winter. Valley Forge does not have a bed to sleep. Many soldiers slept on the straw on a muddy floor. I am writing an article explaining why I do not quit resigning at Valley Forge. I am trying to quit Valley Forge. It is because the living environment is bad, the government does not want to help, and it may be sick or dying.

Because the living environment is bad, I will quit Valley Forge. American soldiers lived in a smoke - like hut and went to bed on the floor. Due to the cold weather, it is difficult to live in Valley Forge for the next 3 to 4 months (Document C). The soldiers were old and wearing clothes so I did not eat them. There is old clothes, the weather is cold, they freeze. In Doc C, Dr. Waldo said he heard that many soldiers say "Why do they starve here?" (There is no food to make it difficult to survive) (Document C). In the prints of Doc B, I saw American soldiers barefoot in the cold season. (Document B). I want to quit Valley Forge in food and living without clothes

Another reason why I quit Valley Forge is that the government did not help. The situation of American soldiers is very bad, the government is not even trying to help. They did not give money or food to survive the army (document B). Congressional members (government) can give some money or food to the military, but they elect not to do so. For these reasons I will cease Valley Forge because I do not want to live in the harshest place that the government does not want to help.

The last reason I left Valley Forge is the possibility of death and disease. The death toll between Valley Forge was 1,800 to 2,500 soldiers (Source A). In December 1777, 2,898 soldiers could have died of illness, and in February 1778 3,989 soldiers became sick (Source A). The more soldiers stay in Valley Forge, the more that soldier gets sick. I do not want to get sick or die in the winter. I do not want to be in a place where my life is in danger. Because of the possibility of death and disease, I do not want to leave the fudge valley

For these reasons, the living environment is bad, the government does not want to help, and because it is likely to get sick or die, I would like to quit Valley Forge. Yes, only 1,800 to 2,500 soldiers died. This may be a few because of more soldiers, but they still have more soldiers and will benefit the UK, so they still lose 2,500 soldiers. There seems to be a long way to winning.

The last reason I have to leave the valley is that many soldiers die from sickness. Between 1777 and 1778 at least 1,800 to 2.500 soldiers died during Valley Forge (Document A), so I quit Valley Forge. I do not want to run the risk of becoming one of 2,500 soldiers. Another reason I want to withdraw from Valley Forge is estimated to be 1,800 to 2,500 (document A) between December and June due to the high mortality rate due to camping illness. Therefore, because of the high mortality caused by the disease, I do not want to get sick when I am at Valley Forge because I do not have any doctors or treatments for them, so I get sick there I do not want to.

I am going to resign at Valley Forge because of malnutrition, lack of proper clothing during the winter, and illness and death. The main reason I resigned in Valley Forge was malnutrition. According to the document C "General crying" at tonight 's soldier camp, "no meat! No meat!" Terrible food ... annoying food ... annoying dish - spitting half my time " There is no malnutrition and there is no meat.The soldiers are weak and approaching their death One reason is that there is not enough clothes in the cold winter.

"What we know today is not known in late December 1777 - Do you quit at the Valley Forge? The paper will be introduced." The soldiers knew that French people will come to their assistant did not. The way to Valley Forge will definitely die. Under the direction of George Washington, in the winter of 1777, the Great Army founded Winterfort, Valley Forge about 18 miles northwest of Philadelphia. The problem is, do you give up whether you were a soldier of Valley Forge?