1. Who were British allies that attacked settlements on the frontier?

French

the Iroquois

Spanish

2. Select the statements that were true of U. S.-French relations.

France did not become involved at all before Saratoga.

French aid was substantial.

French involvement changed the nature of the war for the British.

3. Why did the French become allies with the Americans?

to get revenge for recent French losses in North America

to gain territory in the West

to protect the Iroquois from British attacks

4. What statement summarizes the western campaigns of the Revolutionary War?

Americans controlled the West after capturing Fort Kaskaskia, Cahokia, and Vincennes.

The British captured Savannah and quickly took all of Georgia.

The war was a stalemate until the end.

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Reilly

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15 July, 07:30

1. Who were British allies that attacked settlements on the frontier?

French

the Iroquois

Spanish

2. Select the statements that were true of U. S.-French relations.

France did not become involved at all before Saratoga.

French aid was substantial.

French involvement changed the nature of the war for the British.

3. Why did the French become allies with the Americans?

to get revenge for recent French losses in North America

to gain territory in the West

to protect the Iroquois from British attacks

4. What statement summarizes the western campaigns of the Revolutionary War?

Americans controlled the West after capturing Fort Kaskaskia, Cahokia, and Vincennes.

The British captured Savannah and quickly took all of Georgia.

The war was a stalemate until the end.

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Karina Morton · Answer 1

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French involvement changed the nature of the war for the British.

to get revenge for recent French losses in North America

Americans controlled the West after capturing Fort Kaskaskia, Cahokia, and Vincennes.