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Why did Major George Washington and his troops surrender at Fort Necessity? They were under supplied. They were outnumbered. They were ordered to do so by Governor Dinwiddie. Th…

Why did Major George Washington and his troops surrender at Fort Necessity? They were under supplied. They were outnumbered. They were ordered to do so by Governor Dinwiddie. Th…
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Why did Major George Washington and his troops surrender at Fort Necessity?

They were under supplied.

They were outnumbered.

They were ordered to do so by Governor Dinwiddie.

They had wet gunpowder.

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They were under supplied.

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