Question 10 • Social Studies 8
In 1777, British General Burgoyne advanced south from Canada, expecting General Howe to meet him and support the campaign. Howe instead moved to capture Philadelphia, leaving Burgoyne isolated and short of support; Burgoyne’s army was defeated at Saratoga. So the event was the Continental army’s victory at Saratoga.
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