What factor(s) made it difficult for george washington to recruit forces for the continental army? the uncertainty of the war and low pay for soldiers threats and political pressure from britain the unwillingness of state militia forces to fight a requirement of a long enlistment

The problem for Washington was shortage of everything. there was never enough money to purchase supplies even the basics for the soldiers. Pay for the soldiers was low and and could not be paid on time. The uncertanties of war and low pay for soldiers made it difficult to recruit for the Continental Army.

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Explanation: The uncertainty of the war and low pay for soldiers.

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