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The patriots began to believe they could actually win the war after the battle of?

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Answer from: ellettm

I believe the battle in question is the Battle of Saratoga. These two battles, which took place a few days apart in the autumn of 1777, proved to be a turning point in the Revolutionary War. After winning a battle against the American troops, the British general John Burgoyne was defeated and eventually surrendered. Hope this helps.

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As grandes navegações foram resultados de uma série de transformações em curso na europa desde o século xii. por meio delas , o continente europeu completou suas passagem da idade media para a idade moderna e forneceu o comércio e o uso da moeda a partir do mercantilismo.além disso as grandes navegações tornaram portugal a maior potência do mundo entre o século xv e xvi consolidando um império ultramarino. com as “ descobertas “ feitas nesse período , foi iniciada q colonização do continente americano. os portgueses , por exemplo , conquistaram colônias em diferentes partes do mundo : américa , áfrica e ásia a “ descoberta” da américa foi responsável por uma verdadeira revolução. os europeus entraram em contato com novos povos e novas culturas. esse encontro , no entanto , resultou no massacre da cultura ameríndia e da cultura africana , ambas utilizadas como não de obra escrava pelos europeus espero ter ajudado

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