Why is the Battle of Saratoga considered a turning point in the Revolutionary War? F. The British victory extended the fighting for another year. G The American defeat led many soldiers to desert the Continental

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Why is the Battle of Saratoga considered a turning point in the Revolutionary War?

F. The British victory extended the fighting for another year.
G The American defeat led many soldiers to desert the Continental army. .
H The British defeat marked the beginning of a steady decline in British military superiority
The American victory convinced France to ally with the United States.

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The American victory convinced France to ally with the United States.

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