How did geography influence the battle of trenton?
washington built fortifications at bemis heights to control high ground to force
british surrender
washington used unlikely river crossing and cover of darkness to surprise attack.
cornwallis used appalachian mountains to control high ground and force colonial surrender
cornwallis used hudson river as a barrier to limit colonial retreat and force surrender.

The correct answer is B) Washington used unlikely river crossing and cover of darkness to surprise attack.

Geography influenced the Battle of Trenton in that Washington used unlikely river crossing and cover of darkness to surprise attack.

Although the Continental Army had limitations and was not as prepared as the British Army, General George Washington knew how to find ways to overcome adversities and used the geography of the place to his advantage. For instance, rivers in the Battle of Trenton played a key role to trap the English troops and forced them to surrender. The Battle of Trenton was held on December 25 and 26, 1776.

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