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Why was Washington's victory at Trenton so important for the colonial army? a.turning point in the war b. lead to peace treaty c. ended the war d.all of the above need answer please quick​
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Why was Washington's victory at Trenton so important for the colonial army?

a.turning point in the war

b. lead to peace treaty

c. ended the war

d.all of the above


need answer please quick​

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