Washington reported that Braddock "halted to level every mole-hill and to erect bridges over every brook, by which means we were four days in getting twelve miles." Based on the illustration and the quote from Washington's report, Why were attacks by the French and their Native American allies successful against the British in the forests? (Select 2) (2 points) The British were easy targets by sharpshooters with their red uniforms in the forests. ☐ The British did not have any Native American allies to help them in the forests. The British had already adapted their fighting style to the landscape The British troops moved slowly and noisily through the forests

Answer 1

The reasons why attacks by the French and their Native American allies were successful against the British in the forests, based on the illustration and Washington's quote, are:

1. The British were easy targets by sharpshooters with their red uniforms in the forests.
2. The British troops moved slowly and noisily through the forests.

These factors contributed to the challenges faced by the British in the forested environments, making them more vulnerable to attacks.