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Early in the War of 1812, the governor of the Michigan territory led an attack on Canada that resulted in
a US victory on land.
the capture of Montreal.
the surrender of Detroit.
a US victory in the Battle of Lake Erie.
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the surrender of Detroit.
Governor William Hull led an invasion into Canada in 1812 but soon retreated and, under pressure from British forces and Native allies, surrendered Fort Detroit in August 1812.
Governor William Hull led an invasion into Canada in 1812 but soon retreated and, under pressure from British forces and Native allies, surrendered Fort Detroit in August 1812.
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