How did the Battle of Kings Mountain influence the American Revolutionary War?
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The Patriots stopped the British soldiers from invading North Carolina.
The Patriots trapped General Cornwallis, forcing him to surrender.
The Patriots realized they could attack during a snowstorm.
The Patriots forced the British to retreat from New York.
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The Patriots stopped the British soldiers from invading North Carolina.
The Battle of Kings Mountain (October 7, 1780) was a significant turning point in the American Revolutionary War, as it marked a decisive victory for the Patriot militia over the Loyalist forces. This defeat hindered British attempts to control the Southern backcountry and helped to galvanize Patriot support in the region.
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directly after the Patriots won the Battle of Saratoga, proving they could be successful.
The victory at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777 was a crucial turning point that convinced France to formally support the American Patriots, providing military assistance and ultimately leading to a formal alliance between France and the American colonies.
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Marquis de Lafayette.
The Marquis de Lafayette was instrumental in convincing the French government to increase their support for the American cause during the Revolutionary War. His connections and enthusiasm for the American struggle helped secure additional French aid.
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