d. Investigate the role of geography at the Battles of Trenton, Saratoga and Yorktown. George Washington recognized the limitations his forces faced against the British Army and Mavy, Most of the engagements between the Continental Army and the British were managed by Washington in such a way as to preserve his forces, prolong the war, and wear down the enemy's will to fight. However, there were three battles in particulare Trenton, Saratoga, and Yorktown: where Washington won decisive victories and each is considered a turning point in the Revolutionary War, Geography played a significant role in each battle. In all three, rivers were essential in the Americans'ability to trap the British and force them to surrender. The the British in that pivotal battle. high ground occupied by the American forces at Saratoga also contributed to their success over 12. What one piece of geography (as mentioned in the paragraph above)helped the Continental Army succeed in the Trenton, Saratogs, and Yorktown battles? square (1 point)