How did the French help at Yorktown? (During the Revolutionary War)

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They funded them with guns and ships and so the balance shifts
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andrezito [222]2 years ago

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The French helped at Yorktown by supplying troops as well as ammunition and guns to the American Army. The French had held a grudge against the British from the Seven Years' War and so they decided to help the Americans in the Revolutionary War. The French also brought with them a fleet of 28 ships. At the end, there were 8<span>,800 Americans and 10,800 French soldiers were against 7,500 British soldiers.

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