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Washington’s decision to attack in New Jersey was a surprise because a. his troops were outnumbered. b. his troops were in Philadelphia. c. he had no way to cross the Delaware. d. it was winter.
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Washington’s decision to attack in New Jersey was a surprise because

a. his troops were outnumbered.
b. his troops were in Philadelphia.
c. he had no way to cross the Delaware. d.
it was winter.

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My friend I think this is D
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