1. Was the Battle of Saratoga the result of American skill or British failures? 2. Why was the battle a significant turning point in the Revolutionary War?

I think Saratoga was the result of British failures (poor coordination/planning) but was significant as it fueled the Americans with power and morale, meaning the Americans had a chance to win

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