The Colonists' Invasion of Canada in 1775

question 8

Multiple Choice

The colonists' invasion of Canada in 1775

• A) was a narrowly missed success.
• B) was of little strategic value for the colonists.
• C) was eagerly welcomed by French-Canadian leaders.
• D) resulted in the capture of both Montreal and Quebec.
• E) caused many Americans to question the army's competence.

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