The american victories of the war of independence included all except:
a. bringing the french navy on the american side
b. george washington's confrontation to avoid his army being kept intact
c. the surrendering of charles cornwallis' army at yorktown.
d. benedict arnold's relations with the british after he was passed over for a promotion.

The correct answer is letter B

In this case all the other options were part of the War for Independence in the US.

US Independence was a direct result of the divergence of interests that existed between the metropolis (England) and the Thirteen Colonies. In the second half of the eighteenth century, England's policy on the Thirteen Colonies changed dramatically, and this displeased the colonists, motivating them to rebel against England.

The first relevant point to be made is that during the seventeenth century England had ceased to be an absolutist monarchy, becoming a constitutionalist parliamentary monarchy, in which the bourgeoisie, through Parliament, controlled the country. With the advent of the Industrial Revolution, this bourgeoisie had an interest in the expansion of industry and therefore sought new sources of raw materials and new consumer markets.

india declared indapendence from britain

b.   jim crow laws were enacted in northern states.