10. At the beginning of the Battle of Colete, Fannin's army of Texans had stopped to rest in a prairie when they were attacked by the Mexican army. How did the geography of the location contribute to the outcome of the battle? A. The open land area allowed the men to be surrounded with no protection. B. The dense forest protected the men from oncoming forces, giving them places to hide, but only for a short time. C. The deep canyon allowed the enemy to attack from above. D. The rolling valleys kept the men from fleeing quickly. o