Read this excerpt from "The Road to Valley Forge."

As they trudged into camp to wait out the winter, the Americans had at least one thing in their favor—they had begun to think of themselves as regulars.
The passage suggests that:

The American camp was better equipped than the British one.
Morale is at its lowest.
The American militiamen had finally become a cohesive, disciplined army.
Washington selected a strategic campsite.