Historians associate which battlefield condition with part of the Greek success at Salamis?
Open waters that gave the larger fleet unrestricted room
A Greek numerical advantage that made location irrelevant
Confined waters that limited maneuver✓Bonne réponse
A plan that made the number of ships entirely irrelevant
Explication
Historians commonly argue that confined waters restricted the larger Persian fleet's ability to maneuver and helped the Greeks. This does not make fleet size irrelevant; it explains how the setting could reduce an opponent's numerical advantage.