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7. The colonists' invasion of Canada in 1775 A)contradicted the American claim that they were only fighting defensively. B)was of little strategic value for the colonists. C) was eagerly welcomed by French-Canadian leaders. D) resulted in the capture of both Montreal and Quebec. E) resulted in Benedict Arnold's defection to Great Britain.
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