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What events led the United States to win the Revolution War? What strengthes and weaknesses from the Patriot and British contributed to the win?

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The Revolutionary War in the United States history is examined.

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The decisive moment in the war occurred after the Patriots won the Battle of Saratoga in 1777. This victory convinced important future allies that the American forces could win the war and was the catalyst for financial ...

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