Invasion of Quebec (1775)

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The Invasion of Quebec (1775) was an early American Revolutionary War campaign in which Continental Army forces attempted, but ultimately failed, to capture the British-controlled province of Quebec and rally its inhabitants against British rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event of the American Revolutionary War
military campaign
alsoKnownAs Invasion of Quebec (1775)
surface form: American invasion of Canada (1775–1776)
approachRoute Kennebec River near Skowhegan, Maine
surface form: Kennebec River and Maine wilderness route

Lake Champlain route
belligerent Continental Army
Great Britain
Province of Quebec
cause American attempt to remove British control from Canada
Continental Congress strategy to open a northern front
commander Benedict Arnold
Guy Carleton
Richard Montgomery
conflictType land campaign
consequence discouraged large-scale Canadian participation in the American Revolution
prevented Thirteen Colonies from expanding the rebellion into Canada
secured British control of Quebec
endDate 1776-05
followedBy Saratoga campaign
hasPart Invasion of Quebec (1775) self-linksurface differs
surface form: American expedition to Montreal

Invasion of Quebec (1775) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Battle of Quebec (1775)

Invasion of Quebec (1775) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Siege of Quebec (1775–1776)
historicalPeriod 18th century
involvedForce British regular troops
Continental Army troops from New England
Continental Army troops from New York
Royal Navy support on the St. Lawrence River
local Canadian militia
location Montreal
Province of Quebec
Quebec City
notableAspect combined operations by two American columns
notableEvent death of Richard Montgomery
objective bring Province of Quebec into the American Revolution
capture Quebec City
encourage Canadian support against British rule
opponentOf British Army
surface form: British Army in North America
outcome failure of Continental Army to capture Quebec City
retreat of American forces from Quebec
partOf American Revolutionary War
precededBy capture of Fort Ticonderoga (1775)
relatedTo Continental Congress invasion plans for Canada
Quebec Act
result British victory
startDate 1775-09
theaterOfWar Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War

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Province of Quebec significantEvent Invasion of Quebec (1775)
Invasion of Quebec (1775) hasPart Invasion of Quebec (1775) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Siege of Quebec (1775–1776)
Invasion of Quebec (1775) hasPart Invasion of Quebec (1775) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Battle of Quebec (1775)
Invasion of Quebec (1775) hasPart Invasion of Quebec (1775) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: American expedition to Montreal
Invasion of Quebec (1775) alsoKnownAs Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: American invasion of Canada (1775–1776)
Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War hasPart Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Invasion of Quebec (1775–1776)
Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War hasPart Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Battle of Quebec (1775)
Benedict Arnold battle Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Quebec expedition (1775–1776)
Old Fort Western significantEvent Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Benedict Arnold’s 1775 expedition to Quebec
Daniel Morgan battle Invasion of Quebec (1775)
Richard Montgomery notableWork Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: American invasion of Quebec (1775)
Richard Montgomery notableEvent Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Battle of Quebec (1775)
Battle of Fort Ticonderoga (1775) followedBy Invasion of Quebec (1775)
Battle of Valcour Island precededBy Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: American invasion of Canada (1775–1776)
Henry Dearborn participatedIn Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Quebec expedition (1775)
Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester participatedIn Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Battle of Quebec (1775)
Fort Chambly capturedDuring Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: American invasion of Quebec (1775)
Fort St. John usedDuringConflict Invasion of Quebec (1775)
Revolutionary War General Richard Montgomery causeOfDeathEvent Invasion of Quebec (1775)
subject surface form: Richard Montgomery
this entity surface form: Battle of Quebec (1775)
Revolutionary War General Richard Montgomery militaryOperation Invasion of Quebec (1775)
subject surface form: Richard Montgomery
this entity surface form: Invasion of Canada (1775)
Green Mountain Boys engagement Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Invasion of Canada (1775)
North American theater of the American Revolutionary War includesEvent Invasion of Quebec (1775)
this entity surface form: Battle of Quebec (1775)