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1 By Brittany, Gerhard, Yasmine, Krystal, and Jack
The Battle of Saratoga By Brittany, Gerhard, Yasmine, Krystal, and Jack

2 Turning Point of Revolution
Fought in the fall of 1777 18 days long Consisted of 2 battles Won by the Patriot forces - due to surrender of British General John Burgoyne

3 Artist’s Rendering of Battle

4 Decisive Victory of Patriots
The battles at Saratoga marked the climax of the war This led to the victory of the Patriots in the war.

5 French Involvement The victory over the British caused the French to consider “America” as a legitimate country The France and America became allies “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.”

6 Video Summary

7 Sources www.History.com/

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