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Explain why the seige at Yorktown was considered an important victory?
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Explain why the seige at Yorktown was considered an important victory?

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It was an important victory because the French blocked British ships while the Colonial army blocked them on land leaving them no choice to surrender. This was the final battle of the revolutionary war.
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