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The battle of saratoga was the turning point in the war because the increased support the "Americans" received from France. If this did not take place either the patriots would have won at a different battle by a large enough force to convince the French they were a worthy cause or not. If the French join, the Americans chances skyrocket, but all of this is simply speculation because no one really knows.
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What happened after the battle of Kennesaw Mountain?
the union never took kennesaw mountain
Why do historians believe the Trojan war never happened?
there was no proof of a battle where they reported it at
How did cold harbor battle start?
Trick question! cold harbor never happened!
When did the Australian influenza pandemic occur?
it never occured
Which battle was more significant the Battle of Trenton or the Battle of Saratoga?
Its difficult to say, because both were crucial. Without Trenton the Revolution would probably have collapsed at the end of 1776, so the state of affairs where Saratoga took place ten months later would never have been reached. And without Saratoga the French most likely would not have interceded on behalf of the Americans, and without French help the Revolution would not have ended successfully. As events played out both were necessary for an American victory. It is a matter of opinion then which was most important, or indeed if either can be said to be more important.
What happened to flitwick?
Do you mean after the Battle of Hogwarts? He is never mentioned as dead or even injured, so we can only assume he survives the Battle and continues teaching Charms at Hogwarts.
What happened at the Battle of Valley Forge?
There never was a battle with the enemy at Valley Forge. The only battle fought there was the one the Americans waged against the elements and starvation. Over two thousand men died there, despite the fact that there was no battle.
What happened at the Valley Forge battle?
There never was a battle with the enemy at Valley Forge. The only battle fought there was the one the Americans waged against the elements and starvation. Over two thousand men died there, despite the fact that there was no battle.
Which president had a divorsement while in office?
This has never happened in the United States. Only one president, Ronald Reagan was ever divorced and his divorce occured more than 30 years before he ran for president.
Would the revolutionary war have taken place if the battle of lexington had never occured?
There would have still been a war, because there was so much friction between the colonies and England at the time, but the entire war might have been different, including the outcome. the war might have been delayed for a little while, but i think it would definitely of happened at one time or a nother.
Has there every been an NBA overtime in which neither team has scored?
No, this has never occured.
What were battleships made for?
To fight a decisive fleet action from the battle-line. It only happened once with steel battleships, at Tsushima in 1905 (never before, nor never since).
