Which statement best describes the outcome of the cooperation between American and French forces in 1781?

It led to a major victory for the British in the Southern colonies.

It allowed the Continental Army to finally capture New York City.

It resulted in the surrender of the British army at Yorktown.

It convinced Spain to join the war on the side of the British.

Which two groups combined their soldiers on land to surround the British at Yorktown?

The Americans and local Loyalists

By launching a surprise attack from the sea

By surrounding them on land while the French navy blocked the coast

By tricking them into moving their camp to a new location

By stealing all of their supplies before the battle began

Transporting British prisoners away from the battle

Leading the main attack on the British soldiers

Delivering food and supplies to the British army

Preventing British ships from helping or rescuing their army

The location was known for spreading disease among soldiers.

They were located on a peninsula and depended on the sea for supplies.

The weather in Virginia was much worse than they expected.

Local militias in the area were planning a separate attack.