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Why were the battles of Trenton and Princeton important? They encouraged more soldiers to enlist in the army. They made the French want to support the British Army. They were a …

Why were the battles of Trenton and Princeton important? They encouraged more soldiers to enlist in the army. They made the French want to support the British Army. They were a …
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Why were the battles of Trenton and Princeton important? They encouraged more soldiers to enlist in the army. They made the French want to support the British Army. They were a major victory for the British Army.

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The correct answer is A.

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They encouraged more soldiers to enlist in the army.

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