How did the Continental Army's forces primarily differ from the British army at the war's outset?

The British fought for freedom, while the Patriots fought for the King.

The Patriots had a larger navy, while the British excelled on land.

The British were professional soldiers, while the Patriots were largely small and untrained.

The Patriots were well-equipped, while the British had constant supply issues from the start.

Despite being poorly equipped and trained, what provided the soldiers of the Continental Army with strong motivation to continue fighting?

The promise of land grants in the west.

The belief they were fighting for their freedom.

The high pay they received for their service.

The desire to conquer British territories in Canada.

Familiarity with the American terrain

Strong motivation from fighting for a cause