Question

Why did the British lose the battle at Saratoga

1. The British general was not familiar with the local geography.

2. The British army was weak and inexperienced.

3. Traveling 220 miles was an unreasonable expectation of an army on foot.

4. The British general was too confident and did not ask for support.

Answer 1

I hope this narrows it down!

Step-by-step explanation:

The British surrendered most likely because they lost so many troops. Their army probably wasn't the best against the enemy force. They weren't prepared for the battle in the way they needed to be and that's why they lost.