Question

Why was the winter at Valley Forge considered a turning point in the American Revolution?

a. The British troops went home for the winter months.
b. The patriots agreed to give up the Pennsylvania colony.
c. The Continental Army trained so they were better prepared.
d. King George III granted independence to the colonies.

Answer 1

One of the main reasons why the winter at Valley Forge was considered a turning point in the American Revolution was because "c. The Continental Army trained so they were better prepared," since they felt that if they could endure such harsh conditions, they could win the war.