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Why was the battle of Saratoga considered the turning point in the Revolutionary war? What resulted from it?

Why was the battle of Saratoga considered the turning point in the Revolutionary war? What resulted from it?
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Why was the battle of Saratoga considered the turning point in the Revolutionary war? What resulted from it?

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The us was able to get a lot of supplies, food and weapons from raiding the fort. They also got attention from france who would later help them in the war.
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