What battle turned the tide of war in favor of the Americans?
a. the Battle of Saratoga
b. the Battle of Brandywine Creek
c. the Battle of Valley Forge
d. the Battle of White Plains
Ans: a. the Battle of Saratoga
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A. Martin Luther. B. Ignatius Loyola. C. Desiderius Erasmus. D. Albrecht Durer. E. John Calvin.
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A) invasions by Scandinavians, Muslims, and Magyars. B) the decline of the use of Latin as a means of everyday communication. C) the declining power of the Church in European society. D) the growth of absolute power by the kings and other secular rulers. E) none of the above.