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Why was the Battle of Trenton important to the American Revolutionary cause? A. The American victory improved Patriot morale. B. The French who saw the battle convinced the French king to support the Americans.
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Why was the Battle of Trenton important to the American Revolutionary cause? A. The American victory improved Patriot morale. B. The French who saw the battle convinced the French king to support the Americans. C. It proved that Americans could fight in the European style. D. It was the last major battle of the American Revolution.

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its d i took the test bye

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d you are welcome good luck
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