How did the colonist' win at Saratoga over the British (during the Revolutionary War) impact the French?(1 point) Responses The French started to support the British because they were clearly weaker. The French started to support the British because they were clearly weaker. The French started to work with Germany to fight the British. The French started to work with Germany to fight the British. The French saw the American Patriots could win and offered to help. The French saw the American Patriots could win and offered to help. The French stopped supporting the British.
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The correct response is: The French saw the American Patriots could win and offered to help.
The victory at Saratoga was a turning point in the Revolutionary War, as it demonstrated that the American colonists had the potential to defeat British forces. This encouraged the French to officially support the American cause, leading to a military alliance that was crucial for the Patriots' success.
