The attack on Fort Ticonderoga was led by Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold on May 10, 1775. They were leaders of the Green Mountain Boys, a militia group from Vermont. The successful capture of the fort was significant as it provided the Continental Army with valuable artillery and supplies for the Revolutionary War.
The American Revolution. Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys, allied with a Continiental force led by Benedict Arnorld, scored one of the earliest victories for America by capturing Fort Ticonderoga from the British.
Ethan Allen, along with Benedict Arnold, led a group of approximately 400 men known as the Green Mountain Boys to capture Fort Ticonderoga during the American Revolutionary War in May 1775. Their successful surprise attack resulted in the fort's capture, which was significant for securing artillery for the Continental Army.
the mountain boys consisted of irish-scots and over in europe britain dominated in warfare hense to get back of the british they wanted to plunder the british fort as a payback per say
The leader(s) who capured Fort Ticonderoga were Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold. In 1770 with a sneak attack at dawn where the British had to surender
The American Revolution. Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys, allied with a Continiental force led by Benedict Arnorld, scored one of the earliest victories for America by capturing Fort Ticonderoga from the British.
Fort Ticonderoga
the mountain boys consisted of irish-scots and over in europe britain dominated in warfare hense to get back of the british they wanted to plunder the british fort as a payback per say
The leader(s) who capured Fort Ticonderoga were Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold. In 1770 with a sneak attack at dawn where the British had to surender
Ethan Allen, and Benedict Arnold, with the Green Mountain Boys made a surprise attack on the British and took the Fort. The cannon that they took with the fort was later used in Boston.
The leader(s) who capured Fort Ticonderoga were Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold. In 1770 with a sneak attack at dawn where the British had to surender
•On July 6, 1777 Ft. Ticonderoga was recaptured by Maj. Gen. John Burgoyne who commanded the British.
yes the attack was successful! they had very good armed forces and they did what the needed to do and hopefully they will not... again!
No, I have never experienced a mountain goat attack while hiking in the wilderness.
No
Because Pirates are a very cruel, mean gang of people, who did ANYTHING to be successful :)
Yes, mountain lions may emit a growl or hiss as a warning before attacking, but they can also attack silently.