Green Mountain Boys

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The Green Mountain Boys were a militia organization from the New Hampshire Grants (later Vermont) known for their role in the American Revolutionary War, including the capture of Fort Ticonderoga and other key actions against British forces.

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Label Occurrences
Green Mountain Boys canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf militia organization
patriot militia
activeDuring 1770s
1780s
allegiance United States (during Revolutionary War)
surface form: United States (during the Revolution)

Vermont
surface form: Vermont (de facto)
alliance Continental forces
associatedWith Vermont independence movement
captured artillery at Fort Ticonderoga
capturedFrom British Army
conflict American Revolutionary War
country New Hampshire Grants (later Vermont)
surface form: New Hampshire Grants
engagement Battle of Bennington
Capture of Crown Point
Battle of Fort Ticonderoga (1775)
surface form: Capture of Fort Ticonderoga

Invasion of Quebec (1775)
surface form: Invasion of Canada (1775)
flagColor green
flagDesign green field with blue canton and white stars
formedIn 1760s
heritage symbol of Vermont state history
historicalPeriod American Revolutionary era
surface form: American Revolution era

Colonial America
ideology American patriot cause
language English
laterDevelopedInto Vermont militia
surface form: Vermont state militia
leader Ethan Allen
Ira Allen
Seth Warner
legacy name used by modern Vermont National Guard units
militaryBranch infantry
notableFor actions against British forces
capture of Fort Ticonderoga
resistance to New York land claims
operatedIn New Hampshire Grants (later Vermont)
surface form: New Hampshire Grants

Vermont
opposedBy Province of New York authorities
opposedTo British colonial rule in America
organizedAs irregular militia
partOf Continental Army
surface form: Continental Army (in part, as a regiment)
purpose defense of New Hampshire Grants land claims
region Green Mountains
symbol Green Mountain Boys flag
usedBy Continental Artillery
surface form: Continental Army artillery (captured guns)

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Battle of Bennington hasParticipant Green Mountain Boys
Battle of Fort Ticonderoga (1775) combatant Green Mountain Boys
Battle of Fort Ticonderoga (1775) capturedBy Green Mountain Boys
Ethan Allen militaryBranch Green Mountain Boys
Seth Warner militaryBranch Green Mountain Boys
Seth Warner memberOf Green Mountain Boys
William Delaplace capturedBy Green Mountain Boys