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What is the significance of the Battle of Yorktown? A. The British won the war B. It caused France to join the war C. It completely ended fighting in North America D. It led to the start of peace negotiations
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What is the significance of the Battle of Yorktown?

A. The British won the war
B. It caused France to join the war
C. It completely ended fighting in North America
D. It led to the start of peace negotiations

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i think its C , bc that battle was the last major battle of the revolution
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