Select the three statements were true of the Battle of Yorktown.

1) The British commander at Yorktown was General Clinton.

2) The Spanish navy blockaded the British to cut off a retreat.

3) The French army fought as allies with the Americans.

4) The British were supposed to be moved to New York by their fleet.

4) The British surrendered over 8,000 men.

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Kelsey Preston

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13 August, 08:59

Select the three statements were true of the Battle of Yorktown.

1) The British commander at Yorktown was General Clinton.

2) The Spanish navy blockaded the British to cut off a retreat.

3) The French army fought as allies with the Americans.

4) The British were supposed to be moved to New York by their fleet.

4) The British surrendered over 8,000 men.

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Priscilla Allen · Answer 1

The correct answers are 5 The british surrendered 8,000 men, 4 The British were supposed be moved to New York by their fleet, and 3) The French army fought as allies with the Americans.