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What fort did the patriots capture without a drop of bloodshed in 1775?
Fort Tinconderoga
How did the capture of Fort Vincennes help the Americans?
this capture was important to the Americans because of the trick George Rogers Clark pulled on the British , having his men yell and scream as they attacked the fort, making his army look bigger.The British surrendered(don't know how to spell that someone please fix it.) quickly.
What was the name of the fort George Rogers Clark captured from the british?
George Rogers Clark was an American Colonel that led his troops to capture Fort Sackville from the British. This capture occurred on February 25th 1779.
What colonial war did the American colonists capture the fort at Louisbourg?
King George's War.
Why did George Rogers Clark capture Fort Kaskaskia?
To prevent the British from establishing a second western front in the Revolutionary War.
What did the Americans capture without firing a shot?
Fort Ticonderoga.
What fort did the Americans capture during the Revolutionary War without firing a shot?
Fort Ticonderoga.
What city did the Americans capture without firing shot?
Santa Fe during the Mexican American War and although not truly a "city", the most significant capture of an objective without firing a shot was the Fort of Ticonderoga by Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold. Lexington and Concord and Bunker Hill (Breed's Hill) battles had just occurred and the fort was away from those hostilities. The American forces crept up to the fort, entered it and captured the commanding officer of the garrison before he knew what was happening. The City of Trenton, was taken by a surprise attack, but there was fighting. The commander of the Hessian forces was shot and killed.
What fort did the patriots capture without a drop of bloodshed in 1775?
Fort Tinconderoga
How did the captures of fort Vincennes help the Americans?
The capture of Fort Vincennes helped the Americans because now the Americans controll the Ohio River Valley which now called "The West".
How did the capture of Fort Vincennes help the Americans?
this capture was important to the Americans because of the trick George Rogers Clark pulled on the British , having his men yell and scream as they attacked the fort, making his army look bigger.The British surrendered(don't know how to spell that someone please fix it.) quickly.
What city did the American Capture without firing a shot?
Santa Fe during the Mexican American War and although not truly a "city", the most significant capture of an objective without firing a shot was the Fort of Ticonderoga by Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold. Lexington and Concord and Bunker Hill (Breed's Hill) battles had just occurred and the fort was away from those hostilities. The American forces crept up to the fort, entered it and captured the commanding officer of the garrison before he knew what was happening. The City of Trenton, was taken by a surprise attack, but there was fighting. The commander of the Hessian forces was shot and killed.
When did Capture of Kishangarh Fort happen?
Capture of Kishangarh Fort happened on 1965-09-22.
When did Capture of Fort Rocher happen?
Capture of Fort Rocher happened on 1654-02-09.
When did Capture of Fort Ticonderoga happen?
Capture of Fort Ticonderoga happened on 1775-05-10.
When did Capture of Fort Erie happen?
Capture of Fort Erie happened on 1814-07-03.
When did Capture of Fort Bute happen?
Capture of Fort Bute happened on 1779-09-07.
