Question

Which statement about the 1777 Battle of Saratoga is FALSE?

a.
After the battle, Abigail Adams went to the White House chapel to say a prayer of thanksgiving.

b.
The British plan was for General Burgoyne was to attack southward.

c.
American General Gates is credited with the victory.

d.
The British plan was for General Howe to attack northward.

e.
The British plan was for General St. Leger to attack eastward.

f.
When the French saw the outcome of the battle, they became more convinced that the Americans had a good chance of winning their revolution.

Answer 1

A. After the battle, Abigail Adams went to the White House chapel to say a prayer of thanksgiving.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Battle of Saratoga was the final battle of the Saratoga campaign and marked a decisive victory for the American troops. The British plan was to lead their forces southward, northward, and eastward surrounding the American troops. The only British force that arrived was the one lead by General Burgoyne from the south but he saw his troops superated. General Gates is credited with the victory and the winning against them made the French support the American cause.

The false statement is the A because after the battle Abigail Adams, wife of John Adams the United States president, write a letter to his husband celebrating the victory.

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