Question 5 • DRHS GA-GSE US History A
At Yorktown, British General Cornwallis’s army was surrounded by American and French forces and cut off from supplies. With his position becoming untenable, Cornwallis surrendered; the choice identifying him as the commander who surrendered is B, though the siege and encirclement—not simply running out of food—were decisive.
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