Question

why was the battle of saratoga significant?
it resulted in the french allying with the americans.
it led to the american victory at bunker hill.
it forced the british to abandon new york city.
it was the last battle of the american revolution.

Explanation:

The Battle of Saratoga was a turning - point in the American Revolution. It convinced the French that the Americans had a good chance of winning the war, so the French decided to ally with the Americans. The American victory at Bunker Hill occurred before Saratoga. The British did not abandon New York City because of Saratoga, and the last battle of the American Revolution was the Siege of Yorktown.

Answer:

It resulted in the French allying with the Americans.