Which of the following statements about the English army's condition at Yorktown is true?

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Historical records indicate that Cornwallis's combined force numbered around 7,200 men, which was significantly smaller than the American and French force that surrounded them at Yorktown. While A and D contain some elements of truth, they are not entirely accurate. The British army was indeed worn down, but not solely due to Washington's efforts. Benedict Arnold did betray the Americans but it had no impact on Cornwallis's inability to escape. Option B is also incorrect as the British navy played a significant role in the battle and was not as weak as expected. Option E is also incorrect as the American army did not march from Massachusetts, but rather converged from different locations around Virginia.

Which of the Following Statements About the English Army's Condition