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The battle of Yorktown was significant in the American Revolution because O Was the turning point of the war O First major battle of the revolution O First shots of the revolution O Cornwallis surrendered
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The battle of Yorktown was significant in the American Revolution because

O Was the turning point of the war

O First major battle of the revolution

O First shots of the revolution

O Cornwallis surrendered his troops, ending the war

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