- It boosted colonial confidence and morale, strengthening their resolve in the on-going conflict with the French.
- It secured control over the crucial Champlain Valley, a strategic region contested between the French and the British.
- The victory showcased the ability of the British and their colonial forces to unite and collaborate in military campaigns.
- The capture of Crown Point weakened the French stronghold in the region, making it more vulnerable to further British and colonial military advances.
- The battle also served as a training ground for future military leaders, including George Washington, who later became the first president of the United States.
- It shifted the balance of power in North America, paving the way for the French and Indian War and ultimately the British conquest of Canada.