What was the significance of the american victory at saratoga?
a.)it stopped the british plan to separate new england from the rest of the colonies.
b.)african-american soldiers played a decisive role in the battle.
c.)the patriot nathan hale died there. d.)it was the final battle of the revolution. which of the following statements was not true of loyalists?
a.)loyalist support for britain was strongest in the carolinas and georgia.
b .)more than half of the colonists were loyalists.
c.)many colonists were loyalists because they were members of the anglican church, headed by the british king.
d.)many loyalists feared the chaos that would come from challenging the established british government.
am i correct

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