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Why were the battles of Trenton and Princeton important? a. They encouraged more soldiers to enlist in the army. b. They made the French want to support the British Army. c. They were a major victory for
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Why were the battles of Trenton and Princeton important?

a. They encouraged more soldiers to enlist in the army.
b. They made the French want to support the British Army.
c. They were a major victory for the British Army.

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Answer: The answer is A on edge

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