Question

General George Washington sought quarters for his men as winter was

approaching and the time for fighting was almost over for the season.
Washington and his troops had fought what was to be the last major
engagement of 1777 at the Battle of White Marsh in early December.
Washington pulled his troops from the White Marsh area and moved them to
a more secure location for the coming winter. Where did Washington and his
troops winter and train during the 1777-78 winter months? A) Mount Joy B)
Brandywine C) Valley Forge D) Fort Ticonderoga

Answer 1

The correct answer is Valley Forge.

Step-by-step explanation:

C is a correct answer because that is the place where Washington spent around half of year after a couple of unsuccessful battles. Still, they managed to regroup and to overcome difficulties. There is a monument in Valley Forge today.

A is wrong as it doesn't refer to some important event from Revolution.

B is wrong because this location is famous for a great battle that happened in 1777.

D is wrong as Fort Ticonderoga was a fort that was taken by Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold in 1775.