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This was the battle that started the American Revolution.
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Here, the U.S. colonies take over the fort and its valuavle munition and supplies.
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The British invade and the Colonies defend, but run out of amunition and supplies. Forced retreat.
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Although Quebec isn't taken, the Colonies manage to make a blockhade until reinforcements arrive for the British.
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The fort is taken by the British.
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This battle is considered the turning point of the war. It's a successful victory for the colonies.
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The colonies fail to win, but this battle proves that they can fight against the regulars on the field without a surprise. This boosts confidence and determination. It's a draw.
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French and American Forces corner Cornwallis, a British Major Gneral. Reinforcements do not arrive because the French have a blockhade. Victory marks the end of the war.