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The other answer: The Minutemen of the Revolutionary War period were American volunteer soldiers (militia). They had civilian occupations, but were trained to be ready to fight, ostensibly "at a minute's notice." They represented a rapid response force to any British attempt at armed sorties.
On April 19, 1775, Minuteman and Sons of Liberty member Paul Revere spread the news that "the Redcoats are coming." Paul Revere was captured before completing his mission, but later escaped. After a skirmish in Lexington, the British marched towards the arsenal in Concord to collect the weapons stored there, only to meet and exchange fire with a superior colonial militia force (including Minutemen). The Battles of Lexington and Concord were the first armed conflicts between the two sides, and led to the Siege of Boston, which penned up the British garrison in the city.
* Both an anticommunist group of the 1960s (led by Robert DePugh) and a civil vigilance group of the 21st century (Minuteman Civil Defense Corps) took their names from this earlier organization.
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That was the Minutemen!
Why do you think they are called minutemen? About a minute.
Paul Revere's midnight ride alerted many minutemen. Two hundred years ago we had the minutemen. Today we haven't got a minute. What will it take for you to support the minutemen?
Minutemen were patriots who could be ready to fight at a minutes notice.
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Militiamen IS a synonym for minutemen
Captain John Parker was the leader of minutemen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No the british did not have minutemen it was only the colonists.
Culpeper Minutemen was created in 1775.
the minutemen
Minutemen were important because they were able to be ready to protect their community within just a minute, hence the name minutemen.
UMass Minutemen football was created in 1879.
Introducing the Minutemen was created on 1998-07-28.
That was the Minutemen!
Why do you think they are called minutemen? About a minute.
The minutemen were prepared to defend the town.