Winning at Saratoga was crucial for the British as it represented a significant military setback during the American Revolutionary War. The American victory in 1777 not only boosted morale among the colonists but also convinced France to formally ally with the American cause, providing crucial support. This turning point undermined British strategies and shifted the balance of power in favor of the American colonies, marking a pivotal moment in the war.
British General John Burgoyne, on Oct. 17, 1777
benedict arnold was involed in the battle of saratogo
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In Yorktown the Americans encountered the British by land while help from France came by sea.
It ended the British threat, lifted Patriots spirits and convinced Europeans that Americans had sound a chance of winning
British General John Burgoyne, on Oct. 17, 1777
The Battle of Saratogo is considered by some historians to be the most important battle of the American Revolution. Not only did the Americans foil the British plan of spliting the colonies, but it saved New England and convinced the French that the Americans had a chance of winning the war. The French offered the Americans a formal military alliance following the news of the victory at Saratoga.
the battle of saratogo took place in 1777
Fort Washington was destroyed, the British captured 3000 Americans.
The British were winning at the beginning.
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benedict arnold was involed in the battle of saratogo
In Yorktown the Americans encountered the British by land while help from France came by sea.
No. The Americans took the high ground which meant the British had to go up hill .
Why is it important to you?
The British
It ended the British threat, lifted Patriots spirits and convinced Europeans that Americans had sound a chance of winning