Battle of Fort Ticonderoga

What was the significance of the Battle of Fort Ticonderoga in the American Revolution?

• It was the first battle of the American Revolution.

• It provided the Continental Army with much-needed artillery.

• It marked the end of the American Revolution.

• It was the largest battle of the American Revolution.

Who were the leaders of the American forces that captured Fort Ticonderoga?

• George Washington and Thomas Jefferson

• Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold

• John Adams and Benjamin Franklin

• Alexander Hamilton and John Jay

What was the strategic importance of Fort Ticonderoga?

• It was the main supply depot for the British.

• It controlled the main route between Canada and the Hudson River Valley.

• It was the headquarters of the British army.

• It was the largest fort in the American colonies.

How did the capture of Fort Ticonderoga affect the Siege of Boston?

• It had no effect on the Siege of Boston.

• It provided the artillery used to drive the British out of Boston.

• It delayed the Siege of Boston.

• It caused the British to reinforce their troops in Boston.

What role did Colonel Henry Knox play after the capture of Fort Ticonderoga?

• He led the attack on Fort Ticonderoga.

• He transported the artillery to Boston.

• He negotiated a peace treaty with the British.

• He was captured by the British.