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Although the colonial army lacked equipment and money at the beginning of the war, Congress could levy taxes, which would alleviate the problem. a. True b. False

Although the colonial army lacked equipment and money at the beginning of the war, Congress could levy taxes, which would alleviate the problem. a. True b. False
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Although the colonial army lacked equipment and money at the beginning of the war, Congress could levy taxes, which would alleviate the problem.

a. True
b. False

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it is false

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No, it is false that although the colonial army lacked equipment and money at the beginning of the war, Congress could levy taxes, which would alleviate the problem, since Congress only gained this power to tax after the Revolution was over. 
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