What did the american victory at saratoga persuade the french to do? a. give the americans diplomatic recognition b. cut off diplomat relations with the british c. enter the war on the side of the americans d. suspend the money and troops they had been sending to the continental army

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17 October, 14:21

What did the american victory at saratoga persuade the french to do? a. give the americans diplomatic recognition b. cut off diplomat relations with the british c. enter the war on the side of the americans d. suspend the money and troops they had been sending to the continental army

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Kaila Avila · Answer 1

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The french were persuaded to believe in the U. S military force and then, joined on their side.

c. enter the war on the side of the americans

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