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Battleground near Boston where patriots fought for independance?
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What was the battleground near Boston where the patriots fought for independence?
AnswerBunker Hill.
What battleground near Boston where patriots fought for independence?
Bunker Hill
What battleground near Boston where the patriots fought for independence?
AnswerBunker Hill.
In what battleground near Boston where patriots fought for Independence?
There were two actually. They are Lexington and Concord.
What is a battleground?
A battleground is a location where a battle will be fought or has been fought, or, figuratively, any subject of contention.
what is Battleground?
A battleground is a location where a battle will be fought or has been fought, or, figuratively, any subject of contention.
When was the war between patriots versus the loyalists?
The patriots and loyalists technically fought during the Revolutionary war. Although the war was mostly patriots vs Britain, the loyalists and patriots fought. One example Is Kings Mountain.
What was the New England Patriots former name?
The Patriots moved to Foxboro Ma after the 1970 season. Before the move they were known as the Boston Patriots. After moving out of Boston proper to the suburbs the owners of the Patriots decided to change the name to the New England Patriots in order to try to grow their fan base in the New England Region instead of just concentrating on the fan base in Boston.
Which countries did american's fight to get independence?
America fought England for her independance.
Who did the patriots get rid of?
In the United States the Patriots fought the British.
Why did America fight in the Revolutioary War?
America fought the revolutionary war for independance
What did they fight for in the American Revolution?
The people of the American revolution fought for independance from the british. They where taxed to high, expecially on tea which started the first of many movments against the nation of Britain called "The Boston Tea Party."
