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Which victory was a turning point for the continental army? lexington and concord bunker hill Saratoga fort ticonderoga
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Which victory was a turning point for the continental army?
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Saratoga your welcome
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Saratoga when the continental army won this battle the french saw the continental army could hold their own in a big fight so they sent in troops
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