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Yes, the French did. The French were siding with the US. This happened at the same time during the time the battle happened.
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What battle was the turning point of the war in which the french decided to help the patriots?
saratoga
What European countries were convinced to help patriots fight the war against Britain after the battle of Trenton?
France, primarily. Perhaps a few Dutch.
Did the Battle of How Saratoga help the Patriots?
The battle of Saratoga gave the Patriots foreign help.
How did the Battle of Saratoga helped the Patriots?
The battle of Saratoga gave the Patriots foreign help.
What other countries gave help to the patriots?
the French and Spain gave help to the patriots
Who agreed to help the patriots?
The French
Why was the Trenton Battle important?
ok please help i dont know
How did the fact that the commander at Trenton WAS German help Washington?
At the battle of Trenton the commander said, "Do not fire until you see the whites of their eyes."
Who faught in the battle of Trenton?
Mostly with the help of cannons and other captured artillery.
How did the French help the patriots in the French revolutionary war?
The French armed and trained the revolutionaries from the start of the war. France officialy entered in war later and send soldiers and its navy in order to destroy the British navy. The Battle of Yorktown, the final battle of the war, wouldn't have been won without the French. I speak about the American War of Independence, because I can't imagine the French helping the Patriots in the French Revolution... ?
What was the strategy for defeating the british in Yorktown?
The Patriots had some help from the French. This caused the Patriots to have more people to help them.
What battle was the turning point when the French decided to help the Patriots?
The French were sympathetic to the American cause from the beginning. The lands lost due to the French and Indian War (Seven Years War) was a driving force behind the French involvement which was covert at first, but after the Battle of Saratoga, France became fully involved.
