What was the significance of the colonial victory at Fort Ticonderoga?

A. It provided new recruits into the continental army.

B. It led to the conquering of the Canadian territories.

C. It gave the Americans additional arsena.

D. It was the end of Benedict Arnold

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Reagan Rocha

10 September, 06:52

What was the significance of the colonial victory at Fort Ticonderoga?

A. It provided new recruits into the continental army.

B. It led to the conquering of the Canadian territories.

C. It gave the Americans additional arsena.

D. It was the end of Benedict Arnold

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Alondra Beck · Answer 1

Alondra Beck 10 September, 07:54

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The answer to ur question is c

Sienna Roman · Answer 2

The answer is c because Ticonderoga was where the British stored lots of weapons. Upon taking it the colonists also took all of the weapons in the british arsenal there.

What was the significance of the colonial victory at Fort Ticonderoga?A. It provided new recruits into the continental army.B. It led to the conquering of the Canadian territories.C. It gave the Americans additional arsena.D. It was the end of Benedict Arnold

What was the significance of the colonial victory at Fort Ticonderoga?

A. It provided new recruits into the continental army.

B. It led to the conquering of the Canadian territories.

C. It gave the Americans additional arsena.

D. It was the end of Benedict Arnold