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The British surrendering at Yorktown ended the fighting between the British and Revolutionary forces in America.

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How did Yorktown get its name?

From the Battle of Yorktown. It was the battle that ended the Revolutionary War. Yorktown is the south eastern tip of Virginia.


How did battle of Yorktown end?

The battle of Yorktown ended with the British losing and the french and Americans winning!


What battle basically ended the Revolutionary War?

the battle at Yorktown basically ended the revolutionary war.


Which Battle Ended The Revolutionary War In October 1781?

the battle of Yorktown


Battle of Bunker Hill ended the revolutionary war?

No, the Battle of Bunker Hill did not end the Revolutionary War, the Battle of Yorktown did.


What is the significance of Yorktown?

it was the last major battle in American revolution..Yorktown ended the war.!


Which conflict ended with a surrender at Yorktown?

battle of saratoga :) :)


What is the name of the battle that effectively ended the American Revolution in 1781?

battle of yorktown?


what happened because the Americans won this battle?

The Battle of Yorktown ended the revolutionary war


What was significant about the patriot victory at the Battle of Yorktown?

it ended the Revolutionary War


What does the battle of Yorktown have to do with the revolutionary war?

Yorktown was the final battle between the colonists and the British. The British lost at Yorktown and were forced to flee the land giving the colonists their independence


What battle marked the end of the Revolutionary War?

The battle that ended the revolutionary war that started in 1775 because the colonists wanted to be free from England and King George III taxation and the war they won in 1783 was at the battle of Yorktown, Va. And the treaty of Paris wasn't signed until two years later.