Why did the military consider Louisiana an ideal location to hold war maneuvers? Check all that apply. -Louisiana’s large areas of open, rural land were ideal for training.
-Louisiana’s lack of ocean access meant more isolated grounds for secret tests.
-Louisiana’s varied landscape was ideal for testing out new tank technology.
-Louisiana’s atom bomb research facilities meant military bases were already in place.
-Louisiana’s leadership in manufacturing made it easy for war supplies to get to the area.

Sparsely populated, thick with undergrowth and uncharted swamps, and scarred by rural traces that turn to muck at the slightest hint of rain, central Louisiana was an ideal place to prepare an army, with vast tracts of land that could accommodate the large-scale maneuvers the Army needed to conduct.

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