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Why Was the Canadian Expedition of 1775-1776 Significant

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Why was the Canadian Expedition of 1775-1776 significant?


A) It involved the outbreak of a smallpox epidemic that resulted in the deaths of a third of the American population.
B) It was an important American victory that set the tone for the coming campaign and exhibited the Americans' superior technology.
C) It brought about the tragic death of General Benedict Arnold at Quebec and caused the mourning Americans to prove more vulnerable.
D) It led to the expulsion of Indian tribes in the area and thereby guaranteed that Native Americans would refuse to join the British side.
E) It resulted in a humiliating series of American defeats that made it apparent the war would not be a short one.

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