Until news of the victory at Saratoga, France was reluctant to give america Military aid
A crucial moment in the Revolutionary War was the Battle of Saratoga. The American victory over the superior British force boosted national pride, boosted the dream of independence, and helped to garner the backing of allies that the war required to be won.
The result solidified the alliance between the United States and France by demonstrating to the Court of King Louis XVI that the Americans could compete with the British Army. The victory convinced France to ratify a treaty with America against Britain. The triumph at Yorktown in 1781, which essentially put an end to America's War for Independence, was made possible by France's military and financial backing.
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