Where was the battle of fort ticonderoga fought?

Answer 1

This fort stood at the southern end of lake Champlain and protected the water route to Canada. It was important because..it controlled the main route between Canada and the Hudson river valley and number TWO it held valuable weapons.

Answer 2

Vermont

The Battle of Fort Ticonderoga took place in upstate New York on May 10, 1775. The fort had been built by the French but was occupied by the British when it was captured by a US militia, the Green Mountain Boys from what would later become the state of Vermont.

Answer 3

The battle took place on the Southern side of Lake Champlain, on July 8, 1758. At that time the fort was called Fort Carillon. An attacking British and Colonial Army of 12,000 men, led by General Abercrombie was decisively defeated by the French and Canadian garrison of 3,000 troops, led by French General Marquis Louis de Montcalm, suffering 464 dead and 1,1117 wounded. The French & Canadian losses were about 400 killed and wounded.

Answer 4

George Washington, leading the continental army, attacked fort ticonderoga because of they needed more ammunition baddly, and the army was larger than the British staying at the fort.

Answer 5

New York.