The Americans won the war of independence in the decisive battle at ______.A．BostonB．YorktownC．NorfolkD．Pittsburgh
The Americans won the war of independence in the decisive battle at ______.
A．Boston
B．Yorktown
C．Norfolk
D．Pittsburgh
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