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The main point of The American Crisis is:a. that the Continental Congress should agree to peaceful reunification with Britainb. to inspire American soldiers to continue to fight despite demoralizing military losses c. that independence was too costly a goal for the coloniesd. to encourage European powers to provide military assistance to the cause of American independence e. a prediction that the war would end unhappily for supporters of independence
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