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What events led to British to defeat saratoga?

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What events led to the British at Saratoga?

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What events led to the British defeated at Saratoga?

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What events led to the british deafet at saratoga?

The British forces led by General Burgoyne were tired and drain after a long journey to the battle front.


Who led the troops to defeat at saratoga?

john burgoyne


The commander who led British troops to disaster at Saratoga was?

Major General Burgoyne


The series of conflicts that led to surrender of the british general burgoyne are known as the?

The Battles of Saratoga


How do you call the series of conflicts that led to the surrender of the British General Burgoyne?

Battles of Saratoga.


The series of conflicts that led to the surrender of the british general burgoyne are known as the?

The Battles of Saratoga


What war did the battle of Saratoga occur?

The Battle of Saratoga (19 September and 7 October 1777 ) occurred during the Revolutionary War. An efficient and well-led American Army defeated the British forces led by Gen "Gentleman Johnny" Burgoyne twice, andhe surrendered instead of fighting his way out. It was the single biggest British defeat until Gen Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown in 1781.


What is the cause and effect on the battle of saratoga?

The British were unsuccessful in splitting the land by the Hudson, the Americans start to see how powerful they are, and the colonial army becomes much stronger with the help of the French troops, who help the Americans control the British fleet at Chesapeake Bay and defeat the British led by Cornwallis at Yorktown.


What happened before the battle of saratoga?

It was pretty much the battles of Oriskany and Benington. These battles weakened General Burgoyne's number of troops and sapped his stock of supplies. These battles also made Burgoyne flee to Saratoga where the Continental Army led by General Horatio Gates and Benedict Arnold could close in on him.