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The battles of Lexington and Concord were a big fight that happened that caused the Revolution
The cause was 1800 British regulars marching to Concord and they were met by 77 colonial men in Lexington . Shooting took place several men were wounded and houses set on fire. Then, 800 regulars marched on to Concord to collect guns and gunpowder from colonials who stored these items there.
Cause was the British decided to march to find the hidden arms and gunpowder in Concord and arrest Adams. The outcome was the 77 men standing in Lexington green that morning to stop them and later that afternoon the first shots of the revolution were fired at Concord bridge.
The Battles of Lexington and Concord happened first! Battles of Lexington and Concord - April 19, 1775 Declaration of Independence - July 4, 1776
In most colonies, Minute-Men were being trained. General Thomas Gage heard about some potential weapons in Concord, and marched British troops up to Concord from Boston to try and get rid of the weapons.
TO WARN :Massachusetts Provincial Congress, the city of Concord ,Lexington & Medford
In most colonies, Minute-Men were being trained. General Thomas Gage heard about some potential weapons in Concord, and marched British troops up to Concord from Boston to try and get rid of the weapons.
During the American Revolutionary Period, actions by both the American Patriots and the British authorities contributed to the confrontations that occurred at Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. On the British side, the aggressive march into the Massachusetts countryside, with the goal of searching for and destroying hidden arms along with orders to arrest key revolutionary leaders, was a primary cause of the confrontations. On the Patriot side, defiant unwillingness to stand aside or watch passively as the British aggression occurred, not to overlook their prior storing of arms in countryside hiding-places, was yet another primary cause of the 'shot heard around the world' that was fired that day.
Second continental congress
Second continental congress