Question

What made the American victory at the Battle of Saratoga a turning point in

the war?
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A. France decided America could defeat Britain and provided military
support.
O
B. Many British soldiers left the British army, thinking they could not
win the war.
C. Colonists were more willing to pay taxes to support General
Washington's army.
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D. More colonists joined the Continental Army because they believed
they could win.

Answer 1

France decided America could defeat Britain and provided military.

Answer: Option A

Step-by-step explanation:

In the Battle of Sara-toga the American army was placed between the Burgoyne’s army and Albany. The battle begun and in this the Burgoyne’s troops were thrashed. In mop-up operation that America followed many soldiers of Burgoyne’s men were captured.

This victory gave a fresh start and confidence for the American army. This victory also gave France the confidence that it can tie up with the American soldiers and capture British army. Later the American support was such a boon to the French which aided them military support and financial help.