How did the physical environment of Louisiana factor into the Battle of New Orleans? Check all that apply. British troops struggled with the humidity and heat, which they were not accustomed to.
American forces were more familiar with the terrain than the British were.
British troops were boxed in by the Mississippi River and the Cypress Swamp.
British troops were suddenly left exposed when the fog lifted unexpectedly.
American forces were tucked behind a canal that the British were unable to cross.

British troops were suddenly left exposed when the fog lifted unexpectedly

Explanation:

d) all choices are correct

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