Based on this map and your knowledge of social studies, what role did geography play in the outcome of the Battle of Yorktown?
A
British General Cornwallis and his troops were cut off from supplies,
reinforcements, and escape routes, leading the surrender of the British
forces.
B
The Royal Navy had much faster ships than the French Navy, allowing
British blockade-runners to deliver necessary supplies to British General
Cornwallis,
C.
Though British General Cornwallis's troops were outnumbered, additional
troops arrived by river and helped them fight off the French and American
armies
D
Led by British General Cornwallis, the British attacked the Patriot
stronghold of Yorktown, but its location on a mountain prevented the
British from taking control