Significance of battle of Quebec

Answer 1

Well it was a turning point for the british. It cut off one of the main trade/travel routs of the French; it was an ambush of the French commander Marquis de Montcalm (mark-KEE deh mont-KAHM). When the surprised French commander learned what the british had done, he ordered an immediate attack. He hoped to defeat the British before they could become entrenched. But the British routed the French with their indian allies. Both Wolfe and Montcalm were mortally wounded in the battle. With their commander dead and their troops disorganized, the French surrendered Quebec.

Answer 2

Following the battle the Americans withdrew from Canada and no further serious attempt to bring the Canadian population into the war on the American side was made.

This statement is not mine. I got it from http://www.britishbattles.com/battle-of-quebec-1775.htm

Answer 3

The role of Battle of Quebec in the history of the United States of America. ... CrownPoint fell, but the crowning achievement was the French loss of Québec.*

Answer 4

The significance of the battle of Quebec was based on the fact that its was the stronghold of French power. America knew by capturing this area, they will have won the battle.