Why was the battle of the saratoga an important victory for the patriots?

The battle of the Saratoga was an important victory for the Patriots because it provided them with foreign assistance they needed to win the war.

Explanation:

The Battle of Saratoga, fought during September and October 1777, consisted of two separate battles. British General John Burgoyne, having found himself in a trap by the Americans, was forced to surrender the entire army on October 17. It is often believed that this was the turning point of the Revolutionary War. As an outcome of this battle, French, Dutch and Spanish troops took the side of the Patriots and they fought together against the mutual enemy. This resulted in the huge victory of the Continental Army in the final Battle of Yorktown, which led to the end of the American Revolution.

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