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Which revolutionary war battle is traditionally regarded as prompting france to enter the war on the side of the patriots?

Which revolutionary war battle is traditionally regarded as prompting france to enter the war on the side of the patriots?
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which revolutionary war battle is traditionally regarded as prompting france to enter the war on the side of the patriots?

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Answer: Saratoga

Explanation: Saratoga provided the French with the confidence to sign treaties of alliance and trade with the Americans and join the war against the British
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