Why could the Americans be called underdogs in the fight against the British army? SELECT AN ANSWER The Americans were new to fighting, just as the British were. The Americans outnumbered the British forces. Americans had the advantage in the fight because of their determination. The British soldiers were well trained and cared for, while the Americans were not career soldiers.

The British soldiers were well trained and cared for, while the Americans were not career soldiers.

Explanation:

The term "underdog" is usually used to refer to the team or side that is presumed to be the weaker or losing side. This means that in any competition or fight, the underdog will be defeated and has lesser chances of winning the fight.

In the battle between the Americans and the British armies, the Americans were called the underdogs because of their background and complete ignorance in warfare. They were basically just guerilla fighters while the British armies were well trained and cared for.

Thus, the correct answer is the fourth/ last option.

yes.

explanation:

because it let the japanese know who had the upper hand in the war.