Why was the Battle of Saratoga so important?

A. It turned the tide of the war in the Americans' favor.

B. It was the colonist's first victory.

C. It made the British overly confident.

D. It was the final battle of the war.

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Aaron Henderson

23 February, 17:15

Why was the Battle of Saratoga so important?

A. It turned the tide of the war in the Americans' favor.

B. It was the colonist's first victory.

C. It made the British overly confident.

D. It was the final battle of the war.

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Abagail Martin · Answer 1

One reason why the Battle of Saratoga was so important is because " A. It turned the tide of the war in the Americans' favor," since this instilled a great deal of much-needed confidence in the Union soldiers.

Why was the Battle of Saratoga so important?A. It turned the tide of the war in the Americans' favor.B. It was the colonist's first victory.C. It made the British overly confident.D. It was the final battle of the war.

Why was the Battle of Saratoga so important?

A. It turned the tide of the war in the Americans' favor.

B. It was the colonist's first victory.

C. It made the British overly confident.

D. It was the final battle of the war.