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Where did washingtons troops trap Cornwallis's army at?
Yorktown
Where did washington's troops trap cornwallis army?
In Yorktown, Virginia
Why did the Norman army split into three?
to trap harolds army.
Why did Cornwallis decide to take his troops and camp at Yorktown?
Cornwallis decided to take his troops north and camp at Yorktown because Cornwallis was quite tired of marching. Washington's army and himself were only hundreds of miles north. Washington thought of a plan to trap the British. His plan was to bring his army south to join Greene. So the American and French Soldiers could surround Yorktown by land. If the French navy sailed into Chesapeake Bay, French Ships could also trap the British. Finally the British Army was trapped.
Why did Cornwallis decide to take his troops to camp at Yorktown?
Cornwallis decided to take his troops north and camp at Yorktown because Cornwallis was quite tired of marching. Washington's army and himself were only hundreds of miles north. Washington thought of a plan to trap the British. His plan was to bring his army south to join Greene. So the American and French Soldiers could surround Yorktown by land. If the French navy sailed into Chesapeake Bay, French Ships could also trap the British. Finally the British Army was trapped.
Where did Washington's troop trap Cornwallis army at?
Yorktown
The great athenian general who set a trap for xerxes navy and his army?
Themistocles set a trap for the Persian navy at Salamis. He didn't set any trap for the Persian army other than when the Persian fleet was defeated and had to withdraw to Asia, the Persian cargo fleet could no longer supply the army, and half of it had to be sent home.
What battle in 1807 did Napoleon trap a Russian army?
Battle of Friedland
What was the battle in which the confederate army split and lured the union into a trap?
Chancellorsville
Where Did Washington finally trap the British army?
Its eaither Trenton or Brooklyn (; I love yew Richy
What events unfolded in northern Virginia that led to the first Battle of Bull Run?
It was a Confederate retreat that was the first step that eventually brought on the first Battle of Bull Run. Troops under Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston evacuated their position at Harper's Ferry. They retreated back into the Shenandoah Valley. Johnston feared that Union troops now controlling western Virginia and Union troops to the north of Johnston might advance on him in a classic pincer movement and trap his army. Union troops under General Powel slowly advanced southward.
Where did the American and French forces trap General Cornwallis and his British army?
Cornwallis and his forces were on a peninsula at Yorktown.
