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What prompted France to fight on the colonial side during the Revolutionary War?
• the formation of the Continental Congress
O Benjamin Franklin's negotiations on behalf of the colonies
O the colonial victory at the Battle of Saratoga
O Britain's victory at the Battle of Saratoga

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The correct option is C. The colonial victory at the Battle of Saratoga prompted France to fight on the colonial side during the Revolutionary War.

What role did the French play in the American Revolutionary War?

And right from the start, Deane and his partners' ability to send supplies to the struggling revolutionary forces rested on the French government's willingness to extend an unlimited line of credit. In the end, France sent the rebels roughly 1.3 billion lives in sorely needed cash and supplies.

The French believed the Americans were devoted to independence and deserving allies after the Americans' triumph against the British at the Battle of Saratoga. An estimated 12,000 troops and 32,000 sailors from France served in the American war effort during the conflict.

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