Which of the following statements were true of the Battle of Yorktown? The British commander at Yorktown was General Clinton. The Spanish navy blockaded the British to cut off a retreat. The French army fought as allies with the Americans. The American commander was General Lincoln. The British were supposed to be moved to New York by their fleet. The French commander was Rochambeau. The British surrendered over 8,000 men.

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Clarence Chase

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5 February, 07:03

Which of the following statements were true of the Battle of Yorktown? The British commander at Yorktown was General Clinton. The Spanish navy blockaded the British to cut off a retreat. The French army fought as allies with the Americans. The American commander was General Lincoln. The British were supposed to be moved to New York by their fleet. The French commander was Rochambeau. The British surrendered over 8,000 men.

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Larry Frank · Answer 1

1. The French army fought as allies with the Americans

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

3. The French commander was Rochambeau

4. The British surrendered over 8,000 men

Those are all true