How did the French contribute to the American victory at Yorktown

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<span>French fleets of ships in the harbor had blocked British reinforcements from coming to the aid of the failing British soldiers.
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vlada-n [284]3 years ago

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In order to stop the British troops arrival to Yorktown at the entrance to Chesapeake Bay in Virginia, the French forces carried out a strategic plan of attack. After cutting off supplies to the British by blocking Chesapeake Bay with a fleet of 28 ships, French and American soldiers mobilized on ground against British troops. As a result, British were forced to surrender on October 17th, 1781.

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