They got their name because of their red coats!
The British wore red uniforms. It was said they wore red so the blood did not show.
Lobsterbacks
Neither, "red coats" were British soldiers stationed in the colonies. They wore red coats as part of their daily uniform hence the moniker "red coats", or "lobster-backs".
Red Coats were the soldiers sent by the British king to control the colonists, who used this term for them because their coats were red. It was the Red Coats that the Americans fought against in the Revolutionary War.
The red coats were British soldiers.
The Blue Coats were the Patriots and the Red Coats were the Loyalists/Regulars
Because of their red coats
Lobsterbacks
Paul Revere (sorry don't know how to spell his last name)
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The red coats fought for England. (The king)
Yes because the british army uniform was a red coat.
Neither, "red coats" were British soldiers stationed in the colonies. They wore red coats as part of their daily uniform hence the moniker "red coats", or "lobster-backs".
Red Coats were the soldiers sent by the British king to control the colonists, who used this term for them because their coats were red. It was the Red Coats that the Americans fought against in the Revolutionary War.
If you mean in the Boston Massacre, then it was John Adams.