7. which battle convinced the french to support the american colonists?\na. battle of trenton\nb. battle of…

Brief Explanations:

The Battle of Saratoga was a turning - point in the American Revolutionary War. It showed the French that the American colonists had a real chance of winning against the British. Before this, the French were hesitant. But after the American victory at Saratoga, the French decided to formally ally with the American colonists, providing them with military aid, supplies, and naval support. The Battle of Trenton was a small but important morale - boosting victory for the Americans but not the one that convinced the French. The Battle of Bunker Hill, while it showed the colonists' tenacity, was a loss. The Battle of King's Mountain was a later battle in the southern theater of the war.

Answer:

D. Battle of Saratoga