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Who was the Colonial leader who played a part in the victory at Fort Ticonderoga and who helped in a failed invasion of Canada?
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Is it true that the colonial army successfully attacked Quebec and prevented a British invasion from Canada?
No, the colonial army did not successfully attack Quebec and prevented a British invasion from Canada. The Battle of Quebec (1775) was the first a massive failure for the colonialists, and led to the death of many soldiers.
Who did the Fort Ticonderoga fight for?
The fort had three different owners. Built by the French and named Fort Carillon, it was renamed Fort Ticonderoga by the British when they captured it in the French and Indian War. In the Revolutionary War the Americans captured it from the British and used it as a base for their invasion of Canada.
Where was the battle of ticonderoga fought?
The Battle of Fort Ticonderoga, that was on Lake Champlain, in Canada, was a plan and fight to over take Canada, and add a 14th colony to American Colonies.
Why was Fort Ticonderoga Fortified?
It protected a water route to Canada.
When was The Invasion of Canada created?
The Invasion of Canada was created in 1812.
Why was Fort Ticonderoga heavily fortified?
It protected a water route to Canada.
What are the two forts that guarded the valley between Canada and the colonies?
Fort Ticonderoga
Invasion of Canada in 1812?
The invasion of Canada in 1812 consisted of many little battles.
Who captured cannons that helped the Continental Army drive the british out of boston?
Fort Ticonderoga.
Leaders of the French in the American Revolution?
The leader of the french and Indian war is George Washington.
What battle victory lead the french to believe the colonist could win the war?
Saratoga. Where a British invasion force from what would become Canada was stopped, then effectively cornered and forced to surrender.
War of 1812 Invasion of Canada?
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