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Who helped Benedict Arnold take over fort Ticonderoga?
British Mayor John Andre helped Benedict Arnold try to capture George Washington.
What did Benedict Arnold take from fort ticonderoga?
He took several gun, canons, and other equipment to to take or the american malitia
What did Benedict Arnold do as a loyalist?
Benedict Arnold and his troops created America's first navy out of wilderness in 1776. It was with this navy that the Americans fought the Battle of Valcour Island. More importantly though, Benedict Arnold's greatest contribution to the United States was his leadership and bravery during the Battle of Saratoga. Without Benedict Arnold, the Battle of Saratoga would have been lost; France probably wouldn't have come to America's aid; and Americamight not have become a country. Benedict Arnold did so much for the United States. He shed blood for this country twice! He put his life on the line by serving the American Cause. Not only did he give some of his own money to the Cause, but he gave his brilliant military skill to the American Revolution. Benedict Arnold's role in the making of America is a large one, and that is why he should be remembered as a hero more than as a traitor.
Why was Benedict Arnold so well respected?
Benedict Arnold was well respected for his exceptional military leadership and bravery during the American Revolutionary War, particularly in battles like Saratoga, which significantly contributed to the American cause. His strategic skills and willingness to take risks earned him recognition and admiration from both his peers and superiors. Additionally, Arnold's early commitment to the Patriot cause helped solidify his reputation as a capable and dedicated officer before his eventual betrayal.
What actions did the french take to keep the british out of the Ohio River valley?
Virgina lieutenant governor and his men was sent to build a fort at the head of the Ohio river
Who helped Benedict Arnold take over fort Ticonderoga?
British Mayor John Andre helped Benedict Arnold try to capture George Washington.
What did Benedict Arnold take from fort ticonderoga?
He took several gun, canons, and other equipment to to take or the american malitia
What did Benedict Arnold and Ethan Allen take from Fort Ticonderoga?
They took nothing but monkey poop
Was West Point important to the revolutionary war?
Yes: " Benedict Arnold was born in Norwich, Connecticut, on January 14, 1741. He married Margaret Mansfield, but she died on June 19, 1775. Four years later he married Peggy Shippen. Arnold opened a druggist shop that also sold books. He also did a lot of traveling for his business. He was in the West Indies when he learned about the Boston Massacre. He reacted by saying, "Are the Americans all asleep and tamely giving up their liberties?" He wrote that the Colonists should take "immediate vengeance!" Image courtesy of Art Today Benedict Arnold was an American general. At the beginning of the Revolution, Benedict Arnold was one of the bravest. Benedict Arnold tricked the British into thinking that thousands and thousands of American forces were heading to Fort Schuyler. There were really less than a thousand were going to the fort. The Americans entered the fort with no enemy, thanks to Benedict Arnold's trick. By 1779, Arnold had been making deals with the British. He did this because he was angry at the American Government for court-marshalling him because they found him guilty of using the army for his own personal reasons. He also went to the British because he wanted more money and he was in debt. The British gave Benedict Arnold a lot of money to become a British spy. They also promised to make him a British officer but they never fully trusted him. Arnold offered to turn West Point over to the British. West Point was an important American fort, and Arnold was the general there. John André was a major in the British army. John André and Benedict Arnold exchanged letters about the plans for West Point. John André was caught by the Americans, and they found the documents in his sock. The documents showed that Benedict Arnold was a traitor. Benedict Arnold escaped from the Americans, and he was never caught. For the rest of his life, he lived in Canada and England. He died in London, England, on June 14, 1801."
What battles were the green mountain boys in?
they were in the battle of fort ticonderoga with Ethan Allen. They were also in the battle of Hubbarton and the Battle of Bennington. They were also involved in the attempt to take Montreal along with Benedict Arnold, but the attempt was a miserable failure.
Where was Benedict Arnold in the Revolutionary War?
A famous traitor that was birbed by England to take 32,000 pounds.
What did Benedict Arnold do as a loyalist?
Benedict Arnold and his troops created America's first navy out of wilderness in 1776. It was with this navy that the Americans fought the Battle of Valcour Island. More importantly though, Benedict Arnold's greatest contribution to the United States was his leadership and bravery during the Battle of Saratoga. Without Benedict Arnold, the Battle of Saratoga would have been lost; France probably wouldn't have come to America's aid; and Americamight not have become a country. Benedict Arnold did so much for the United States. He shed blood for this country twice! He put his life on the line by serving the American Cause. Not only did he give some of his own money to the Cause, but he gave his brilliant military skill to the American Revolution. Benedict Arnold's role in the making of America is a large one, and that is why he should be remembered as a hero more than as a traitor.
Why was Benedict Arnold so well respected?
Benedict Arnold was well respected for his exceptional military leadership and bravery during the American Revolutionary War, particularly in battles like Saratoga, which significantly contributed to the American cause. His strategic skills and willingness to take risks earned him recognition and admiration from both his peers and superiors. Additionally, Arnold's early commitment to the Patriot cause helped solidify his reputation as a capable and dedicated officer before his eventual betrayal.
Why did Washington take troops to Ohio in the spring of 1754?
in 1754 th governor of verginia sent him to destroy the fort
What did benadict Arnold do?
In the 1780s, Benedict Arnold and his son Richard work as land speculators in New Brunswick. He also owned a ship and traded with the West Indies, but mostly made a name for himself by buying up land and suing people at the drop of a hat. He moved to London in 1791, and outfitted a privateer during the French Revolution, continuing trade with the West Indies despite the increasing risk. In the Carribean during the invasion of Guadelupe, he was arrested as a spy but escaped by bribing the guards, and organized militias on British-controlled islands to protect them from French invasion. He died in debt in 1801, at the age of 60.
What actions did the french take to keep the british out of the Ohio River valley?
Virgina lieutenant governor and his men was sent to build a fort at the head of the Ohio river
What did John Andre do in the American Revolutionary War?
ANSWER:Major John Andre, was the special messenger for General Benedict Arnold. Andre, was caught while on his way to take secret papers to British officials. The papers contained the plans of Arnold betraying America, and giving control of West Point and the related forts on the Hudson River to the British.Benedict Arnold was able to escape before being captured, and would return to England.Major John Andre, was placed on trial for treason by General George Washington. Andre was convicted and hanged, and his body was sent to New York.It lies today in the British hall of heroes, Westminster Abbey, London.
