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Saratoga Campaign Strategy
The British plan relied on General William Howe joining forces in New England, But he captured Philadelphia
British Surrender at Saragota
On October 17, 1777, British General John Burgoyne surrendered to the Continental Army, marking a turning point in the Revolutionary War.
Impact of Saratoga Victory
Boosted morale, increased recruitment, and gained international support, including from france.
British Leadership Change
After the defeat at Saratoga, General Howe was forced to resign as the overall commander of British forces
British "divide and conquer" strategy
Aimed to capture Albany, New York, to isolate New England from the southern and middle colonies.
Battle of Bennington
On August 16, 1777, the Green Mountain Boys defeated British forces near Bennington, Vermont, thwarting their match to albany
Green Moutain Boys
An unofficial Vermont Militia with extensive knowledge of the Terrain, later part of the Continental Army.
End of Saratoga Campaign
The British surrendered at Saratoga two months after the Battle of Bennington, and ending the campaign and boosting American unity.