Why America Tried (and Failed) to Invade Canada in 1775 @EpichistoryTv

Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

In 1775 America boldly invaded Canada to win the Revolutionary War early. Led by Benedict Arnold and Richard Montgomery, the Continental Army faced a deadly march through the wilderness and total disaster at the Battle of Quebec. Here’s how the invasion failed spectacularly! Epic American Revolution history Comment which Revolutionary War story you want next! Subscribe for daily epic history!

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