The Patriots got attention from France. Convinced the Patriots could succeed, the French started to make arrangements to send its fleet and some militia units to the support of the Americans, and by the French aid, the scale in the war was shifted to the Patriot's support.
Explanation:
The fight on September 19 began while Burgoyne moved some of his forces in an effort to flank the fortified American point on Bemis Heights. Benedict Arnold intercepted the movement and located significant forces in his direction. Burgoyne fulfilled gain authority of Freeman's Farm, but it occurred at the cost of notable casualties. Skirmishing continued in the times following the action, while Burgoyne remained in the hope that support would reach from New York City. Patriot army troops continued to report, meantime, increasing the size of the American soldiers. Conflicts within the American camp directed Gates to strip Arnold of his power.
