How did militiamen let down the US troops during the invasion of Canada in the War of 1812?

The militiamen refused to go to battle after hearing a rumor about Britain's savage American Indian allies.

The militiamen refused to get involved in the conquest of Canada since they held Federalist beliefs about the war.

The militiamen refused to combine strengths with the US army, preferring to launch a three-pronged attack instead.

The militiamen refused to cross the border into Canada since their military contract did not require them to do so.

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How did militiamen let down the US troops during the invasion of Canada in the War of 1812?

The militiamen refused to go to battle after hearing a rumor about Britain's savage American Indian allies.

The militiamen refused to get involved in the conquest of Canada since they held Federalist beliefs about the war.

The militiamen refused to combine strengths with the US army, preferring to launch a three-pronged attack instead.

The militiamen refused to cross the border into Canada since their military contract did not require them to do so.

anonymous · Answer

I think it is the 3rd one