History, 10.11.2020 22:10 cascyrio2002

Which best explains the significance of battle of Yorktown A large British force was cut off by American and French troops by land and by a French fleet by sea.

The British were able to divide the colonies into two halves, nearly smothering the rebellion.

The French were persuaded by the victory to lend support to the American cause.

The continental army was able to capture the stolen treasure used to pay British and hessian troops.

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