How did Americas ally France contribute to the victory at Yorktown?

Answer 1

The French war fleet prevented a British warship rescue of British troops in Yorktown. Washington's army blocked any land escape, so without France's aid, the American Revolution could have been a failure.

Answer 2

The French war fleet prevented a British warship rescue of British troops in Yorktown. Washington's army blocked any land escape, so without France's aid, the American Revolution could have been a failure.

Answer 3

France, a formal ally of the young United States at the time, contributed to the victory of Yorktown, which occurred in the fall of 1781, in several essential ways. First, French troops were landed on American soil with the orders to assist the American army setting out to face the British. Second, the French navy not only transported much-needed money for the Americans at the time of this campaign; it also battled the British navy in the waters near Yorktown, driving the British away and then blockading the British army, which soon surrendered.

Answer 4

The French war fleet prevented a British warship rescue of British troops in Yorktown. Washington's army blocked any land escape, so without France's aid, the American Revolution could have been a failure.

Answer 5

They Blocked All The Ports so No One could steal their supplies