When Britain captured Philadelphia in September 1777 during the American Revolutionary War, it marked a significant turning point in the conflict. The British aimed to disrupt the Continental Congress and weaken American morale. Although they successfully occupied the city, their victory was overshadowed by the subsequent American victory at the Battle of Saratoga, which galvanized international support for the American cause. The capture ultimately did not lead to the decisive British victory they had hoped for, as the war continued for several more years.
they were released
The soldiers were sacrificed or taken as slaves.
the Alaskan island of kiska was captured by the Japanese and was latter taken by the U.S. and Canada
They were held as prisoners of war. What that entailed depended upon the "enemy" who caught them. In Britain we often made prisoners of war work, but on the whole we treated them fairly well. In Japan many prisoners were treated extremely badly and were frequently tortured.
The British forces captured Quebec, helping Britain win the French and Indian War.
Louisbourg was captured by the Britain in 1743
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louisbourg was captured twice by Britain
what happened to Laura Captured
no nation captured Britain in WWII, although the Germans did bomb it. France was captured by Germany. When it comes to WWII, general rule is if its in Europe, it was captured by the Germans, and if its in the pacific(filipines, for example) it was captured by Japanese. Italy captured next to nothing.
After General Howe captured Philadelphia in September 1777, he faced challenges in maintaining control of the city due to a lack of reinforcements and resources. His decision to occupy Philadelphia was met with criticism, as it did not lead to a decisive victory in the Revolutionary War. Howe eventually resigned his command in 1778, returning to Britain, where he faced scrutiny for his strategies and decisions during the campaign. His departure marked a shift in British leadership as they sought new approaches to regain momentum in the war.
Stephen Decatur was the commander of the raid that BURNED the Frigate Philadelphia- which had been captured by Tripoli after running aground.
what happened to Laura Captured
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the captured where tortured and killed
There is no particular reason. Patrick (Maewyn Succat) just happened to be in the wrong place at the time Irish raders paid a visit to his town in Britain.
He didn't get captured. He knew that he was going to get captured so he killed himself before it happened.