Question

question
why was the battle of saratoga considered the turning point of the american revolution?
standard(s)
8.h.2.1: explain how innovation and technology have contributed to change in north carolina and the nation.
other questions on this standard: 13, 18, 19, 20
answer
a the alliance of the british army led to an economic and military alliance with france
b the alliance of the iroquois nations with the patriots took place after this battle
c the announcement of the declaration of independence took place after this battle
d the battle forced the british to leace canada and the territory east of the mississippi

Explanation:

The Battle of Saratoga was a significant victory for the Patriots. It convinced France to form an economic and military alliance with the American colonists. This alliance provided crucial support in terms of supplies, troops, and naval power. The Declaration of Independence was announced in 1776, while the Battle of Saratoga occurred in 1777. The Iroquois alliance with the Patriots was not a major outcome of this battle. The British leaving Canada and the territory east of the Mississippi was not a direct result of this battle.

Answer:

A. The alliance of the British army led to an economic and military alliance with France