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Why was the Wilderness such a difficult place to do battle? A)There were too many creeks and streams. B))Thick underbrush blanketed the entire area. C)Clear, open ground dominated the region. D)Neither
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Why was the Wilderness such a difficult place to do battle?

A)There were too many creeks and streams.
B))Thick underbrush blanketed the entire area.
C)Clear, open ground dominated the region.
D)Neither of the opposing forces was prepared.

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the answer is (B) hope this helps
All of the trees made it difficult to see distances away and it was easier for the opposite side to camouflage and hide within bushes
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the answer to that is B.
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