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  1. An invading army, likely led by John Burgoyne, aimed to reach Albany as a strategic goal, seeking to cut off New England from support and plundering local populations for provisions.

The Battle of Bennington weakened the British invading army as it moved toward Albany through the Hudson River Valley.

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The Battle of Bennington weakened the British invading army as it moved toward Albany through the Hudson River Valley.

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