Which of the following was the most important consequence of the Battle of Saratoga?

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The Battle of Saratoga was a turning point in the American Revolutionary War and convinced the French government to formally recognize the United States and pledge military support. This was crucial in ensuring the eventual victory of the Patriot forces over the British. While A and B may have been important events in British politics, they did not have as significant an impact on the outcome of the war. C is also a consequential outcome of the battle, but without French aid, it is unclear whether the American forces would have been able to secure this victory.

Which of the Following Was the Most Important Consequence of the Battle