Which of the following geographic features affected the battle of yorktown during the american revolution?
yorktown’s location on a ridge
yorktown’s location in the adirondack mountains
yorktown’s location near the pacific ocean
yorktown’s location on a peninsula

The correct answer is "Yorktown’s location on a peninsula".

Explanation:

On 1781, as part of the American Revolution, General George Washington commanded a force of 17,000 French and Continental troops at Yorktown, in what is known as the Battle of Yorktown. The siege that George Washington achieved was achieved greatly because of Yorktown's location on a peninsula, because most of  Washington's forces entered by ships and flotillas.

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