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17-10-2022
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Which event led most directly to the British surrender at Yorktown?
A. the Spanish and French blockade of New England
OB. the failed invasion of southern states by the British
C. the victory of American forces over Hessians at Trenton
OD. the intervention of Native Americans at the Battle of Saratoga

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