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Why are the French forced to surrender to the British in September 1801?
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Why are the French forced to surrender to the British in September 1801?

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The correct answer would be that they are outnumbered.

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I just did this on Edgenuity, hope this helps! :)

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They were forced to surrender because when they went to war, The French resulted in a French repulse, and to give in to Alexandria. 
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