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The minutemen were the colonial men who would fight the British.
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Did the minutemen help the British at Battle of Lexington?
The minutemen were the colonial men who would fight the British.
Explain how the minute men learn of the british arys actual battle plans?
The Minutemen found out about the British army's battle plans by planting spies and lookouts around British camps. One of these spies was Paul Revere.
Who fired the first shot of the American Revolution?
The british fired the first shot at the americans.
Why was the battle of Lexington a turning point?
because it helped the british more than it helped the colonists.it did not help the colonists at all.
Who sided with the minutemen?
The minutemen were supported by many Patriots, American colonists who opposed British rule during the American Revolutionary War. They received help from other militia groups, such as the Sons of Liberty, and individuals who sympathized with their cause. Notable figures like John Adams, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams also expressed their support for the minutemen.
Did the minutemen help the British at Battle of Lexington?
The minutemen were the colonial men who would fight the British.
Did the minute men help the british at the battle of lexington?
yes they helped
Did the minute men help the British a the battle of lexington?
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Explain how the minute men learn of the british arys actual battle plans?
The Minutemen found out about the British army's battle plans by planting spies and lookouts around British camps. One of these spies was Paul Revere.
Was the battle of lexington a turning point?
because it helped the british more than it helped the colonists.it did not help the colonists at all.
What has been referred to as the Lexington of Texas?
Battle of San Jacinto
Who fired the first shot of the American Revolution?
The british fired the first shot at the americans.
Why was the battle of Lexington a turning point?
because it helped the british more than it helped the colonists.it did not help the colonists at all.
Who help the people of Lexington and concord that the British were coming?
Paul Revere, William Dawes, and Samuel Prescott.
Who sided with the minutemen?
The minutemen were supported by many Patriots, American colonists who opposed British rule during the American Revolutionary War. They received help from other militia groups, such as the Sons of Liberty, and individuals who sympathized with their cause. Notable figures like John Adams, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams also expressed their support for the minutemen.
How did it help the US when paul revere warned them that the british were coming?
it warned the militias that it needed to be ready to distract the british in lexington while the weapons were moved from concord to a new location
When looking for help from whom during the Battle of Fallen Timbers but they didn't get it?
The British
