Washington’s victories at Trenton and Princeton in the winter of 1776–1777
a. marked the turning point in the war.
b. saved the Patriot cause by providing a boost to morale.
c. forced General Howe to evacuate New York.
d. were nullified by the British victory at Fort Lee.
e. were insignificant as to the outcome of the war and public support.
ANS: B
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