The Battle of Saratoga was fought between the British Army and the American forces in 1777.

Under the leadership of General John Burgoyne, the British aimed to seize control of the Hudson River Valley. In response, the Americans, commanded by Generals Horatio Gates and Benedict Arnold, worked to prevent this advance. The conflict featured two major battles, culminating in a significant American victory. This pivotal moment not only lifted American morale but also garnered crucial support from France for the American cause, greatly impacting the course of the Revolutionary War.