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Why did George Washington bring his army to morristown two times during the revolutionary war?
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∙ 12y ago
he thaught it was a safe place
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∙ 12y ago
George Washington brought his army to Morristown, New Jersey, twice during the Revolutionary War because it provided a strategic location that was easily defensible. The town's proximity to New York City allowed Washington to monitor British movements and maintain a strong defensive position. The rugged terrain around Morristown also made it challenging for the larger British forces to launch a successful attack.
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