America's World Wars

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1775-1776: During the Invasion of Canada approved by the Continental Congress, Guy Chaleton was killed in a hunting challenge from another hunter but his assiasination remained unsolve. The Province of Quebec became weary for his assisination while still appoiting a new govenor for Quebec. General Schuyler was at an Indian conference on August 25 leading to a unififcation alliance against the British. Schuyler lead an army of 1000 men from Conneticut, New York, and New Hamshire to Montreal. The troops surround the city, cutting off communications in-and-out of thecity while capturing supplies. Schuyler became too ill and hand over the position to Montgomery. Montgomery beseige Fort St. Johns on August 31 because of little influence from Guy Charleton. The southern portion of the St. Lawrence river is occupied by Arnold's and Montegomery troops by September 12 while capturing Montreal and OTL Tornoto. 1,500 men, lead by Benedict Arnold march east to Quebec.

Benedict Arnold lead his troops to Quebec on December 12,1775 with ajointed troops with James Livington and Montgomery's troops. Without Charleton's fortifications, Quebec was quickly seize and captured by the jointed troops in December 25 Christmas. After the successful capturing of Quebec and Montreal, Congress sent re-inforcements from Conneticut, Vermont, and Massachussets to cross the St. Lawrence River. George Washington makes quick negociations with the Iroquois and the Quebecs to assist the Americans to repel the British. Washington's militia secure major American cities from British attacks as such in Charleston, Boston, and New York. King George the 3rd became outraged and sent British redcoats in the Hudson River to repel the Americans at bay. Over 2000 American soldiers were sent to repel British troops in Quebec. By th mids-1776, the Americans were able to repel most of the British troops in the Province of Quebec as well as securing major British forts thanks to Benedict Arnold's strategic use of explosives and Washington's and Iroqouis jointed armies. On July 4th 1776, the Declaration of Independence is signed recognizing the United States as a sorveign nation, and the British handing over Quebec and Nova Scotia(whom joined after the capture of Halifax from Montgomeryand support from the governor.)

1777: Washington lead a final standoff in upper Quebec repelling the final British uphold in Quebec. Thanks to Quebecs aid in the battle, the British retreated to Rupert's Land. American garrisons reached to upper Quebec to secure British forts by May. By November, the British king send in most of its remaining army against the United States. French ships defend the upcoming British navy in the Gulf Stream. Thanks to Napolean's support, the Americans fend off the remaining ships in Boston, Philadelphia, Charlottetown and New York. George Washington convince an Invasion of Rupert's Land with Quebec's, Nova Scotia's, and most of the thirteen colonies' armies. Washington and French generals train the enormous army of 60,000 troops with a few civilian volunteers from the winter of 1777.