The correct answers are
1) Fighting for a common cause- Individuals within the Continental Army were all fighting against British tyranny and the ability to make their own laws and rules. Many Americans were negatively affected by British laws that they had no say in when developing. This includes laws like the Stamp Act and Townshend Acts.
2) Making use of British mistakes- The Contiental Army had a superior knowledge of the landscape in climate in America compared to the British soldiers who were sent from Europe. This allowed the army to capitalize on mistakes this group made.
