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Why was the battle of saratoga so significant to the american revolution? it convinced france to support the united states publicly. it convinced sweden to support the united st…

Why was the battle of saratoga so significant to the american revolution? it convinced france to support the united states publicly. it convinced sweden to support the united st…
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Why was the battle of saratoga so significant to the american revolution? it convinced france to support the united states publicly. it convinced sweden to support the united states publicly. it convinced the netherlands to support the united states publicly. it convinced russia to support the united states publicly?

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-It convinced France to support the United States publicly.


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