Why were so many important battles in the War of 1812 fought on or near water? A. The main issue of the war was control of port
cities. B. Britain’s navy was stronger than its army, so Britain preferred to fight on water. C. Bodies of water were strategically important for transporting goods and people, including soldiers. D. There was less risk of civilian casualties when fighting on water instead of land. Check Answer
The communication tool that would allow a current presidential candidate to most effectively interact with the greatest number of citizens would be a frequently updated social media site with a Q&A forum. The correct answer is C.