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Who Was The Reason For The Patriots' victory during the Revolutionary War
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Weegy: in 1783, after the Revolutionary War, John Adams helped write the peace treaty with England. It was called the Treaty of Paris.
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General George Washington was the reason for The Patriots' victory during the Revolutionary War.


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