Which of the following best summarizes the Continental Army's expedition to Québec in Canada?
A) Canadians surrendered quickly to the forces of General Richard Montgomery.
B) The expedition would have ended in victory had winter not made the march from Montreal to Québec impossible.
C) The venture was foiled by the betrayal of Tom Arnold.
D) Although it was an unmitigated disaster, the failed attempt at capturing Québec only increased American resolve.

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The Continental Army's expedition to Québec was indeed a failure, marked by difficulties such as harsh winter conditions, disease, and logistical challenges. Despite the setback, the effort demonstrated the Americans' determination to challenge British control in Canada, and the failure did not dampen the American resolve to continue fighting for independence.

Which of the Following Best Summarizes the Continental Army's Expedition