Why was the American victory at Saratoga important?

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Noah L.
Oct 17, 2016

It was the turning point of the American Revolution.

Explanation:

It proved to the French, and to the world, that the Americans could stand against the British. This, in turn, helped to convince the French that they should back the Americans against Great Britain.

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