Question

1. what contributed to the challenging and harsh conditions of the continental army experienced at valley forge during the american revolution? extreme heat and desert climate major flooding in low - lying areas harsh winter conditions rough mountainous terrain clear all

Explanation:

The Continental Army at Valley Forge during the American Revolution faced harsh winter conditions. The encampment took place in the winter months, with soldiers suffering from cold, lack of proper clothing and shelter, and disease due to the cold - weather environment. Extreme heat and desert climate is incorrect as it was winter. Major flooding in low - lying areas is not a well - known factor at Valley Forge. Rough mountainous terrain was not the main contributor to the harsh conditions compared to the winter elements.

Answer:

Harsh winter conditions