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Why was the battle of Trenton an important battle for the Americans? the colonists captured Howe’s forces in New York. the British victory convinced the French to join the war their defeat convinced the
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Why was the battle of Trenton an important battle for the Americans?

the colonists captured Howe’s forces in New York.

the British victory convinced the French to join the war

their defeat convinced the French to help them

their victory raised morale among the colonists

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d their victory raised morale among the colonists i took the test

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