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After what victory did the french openly announced support for the US?
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The Battle of Saratoga. This was a turning point in the war for the patriots and gave them enough confidence to win the battles of Yorktown and Charleston.
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Why was the American victory at Saratoga important?
It led France to decide to help the rebels. They already were, just SECRETELY, so it made the French decide to Openly aid the rebel cause. -S FS
What was the important result of the battle of saratoga?
More than 900 Hessian mercenaries
What two factors kept England from throwing its full support to the Confederacy?
Supporting the Confederacy would have led to outright war with the United States. It would have also caused labor issues, since the industrial workers sympathized with the slaves and were openly opposed to slavery, and some threatened to leave their jobs rather than support the slave holding Confederacy.
What group led by eugene v debs openly opposed the war?
Socialists
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What patriot victory led to France openly declaring their support for the colonies?
The Battle of Saratoga.
Which country agrred to openly support the Americans in the revolution after the battle of saratoga?
After the Battle of Saratoga in 1777, France openly supported the Americans in the Revolution by signing the Treaty of Alliance in 1778. The treaty provided military and financial assistance to the American cause and marked a turning point in the war, as France's entry into the conflict increased the likelihood of American victory.
What Eurpean country openly supported the American cause as a result of the victory?
France
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He traveled to France to get help from European nations.
Hoe did winning the battle of saratoga affect the remainder of the war?
The Battle of Saratoga is considered the turning point in the war. The colonial victory convinced the French that the Americans had a real chance of defeating Great Britain, France's traditional enemy. The French government agreed to openly declare support for American independence and formally declared war on Great Britain. France provided money, troops, and, most important, the power of the French Navy to the side of the Americans.
Who is an openly gay president?
There has not been an openly gay president for the United States of America. President Obama is the first president to openly support gay rights, but he is not gay himself.
The agreed to openly aid the Americans after the battle of Saratoga.?
The French
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The British actor Michael French from Eastenders and Casualty, is openly gay.
How would the war be different if Benjamin Franklin was not there?
When you say, "war," I presume you mean the American Revolutionary War. The question is essentially two parts, each of which are difficult to answer: 1) Would France have supported American independence without Franklin as the U.S. ambassador? 2) Would the Continentals have won the war without French support? It is generally agreed that Franklin was far more deft at diplomacy in France than his co-worker John Adams. However, almost ANYONE would have been better at diplomacy there than Adams. It is quite a stretch to say that nobody but Franklin could have convinced the French government to join in this war, although Franklin was certainly one of the best choices to do so. Without the COVERT support of the French, the Continentals would have had no chance of victory -- plain and simple, France was their only significant source of gunpowder during the War. It is difficult, however, to be certain of the degree to which the OVERT support of the French military was for an American victory. Yorktown, for instance, could not possibly have been an American victory unless the French Navy won the Battle of the Chesapeake Bay -- but it is not a given that victory at Yorktown ended the War. *IF* one presumes that only Franklin could have persuaded the French to openly join the War, and *IF* one presumes that the Continentals could have won the War only with open French support, then Franklin not being there would clearly have resulted in an American defeat.
Why was the American victory at Saratoga important?
It led France to decide to help the rebels. They already were, just SECRETELY, so it made the French decide to Openly aid the rebel cause. -S FS
What did king Louis 16 of France do after hearing of the American victory at saratoga?
He changed his position on the American Revolution and elected to end the charade of covert aid to the Continental Army and to openly support the United States against the British. Eventually 10,000 French troops would serve in the War and the American Revolution became an International conflict.
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In yesterday's French presidential elections the Daily Mail advised France to vote for the openly racist National Front, so I am not sure this question should be in the past tense.
