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Militiamen were American colonists who joined together in their town to defend that town in case it ever came under attack during the Revolution. The town militia was only necessary before war was officially declared. After the war was declared, the Continental Army became the defensive force of the colonies.
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Why did the colonial militiamen finally move against the redcoats at the north bridge?
I have no freaking idea that's why im on here trying to figure it out!
How many Americans were killed at the Lexington and became the first deaths of the American revolution?
eight
Why was Sybil Ludingtona hero at the revolutionary war?
She was famous for her 40 mile ride to tell every militiamen to gather at mr. Ludington's house.
Why did Militiamen move against the redcoats?
they moved against the red coats because they wanted to protect there land and protect there wives and children. More specifically, the British army were marching to seize the gunpowder of the Concord Local Militia.
How many Americans fought in Revolutionary War?
About 250,000 men served as regulars or as militiamen for the Revolutionary cause in the eight years of the war, but there were never more than 90,000 men under arms at one time.
Rapidly mobilized colonial militiamen?
minutemen
What is a synonym for MinuteMen?
Militiamen IS a synonym for minutemen
What is the nickname given to the militiamen that fought in the revolution?
That is the 'Minutemen'
Where did the militiamen seize their opportunity against the British?
Lexington and Concord.
Who was involved in the Darfur crisis?
sudanese government and its Arab militiamen.
What is a militiamen?
A member of the part time Citizen Forces or Army Reserve.
Citizens that act as soldiers in a time of need?
They are sometimes called Militiamen or Militia.
How do you spell mineutemen?
The groups of American militiamen prior to the Revolutionary War were Minutemen.
How many militiamen stood on the village green at 5 am?
because they were gay dau
Rapidly mobilized colonial militiamen whose refusal to diperse sparked the first battle of the revolution?
minutemen
Rapidly mobilized colonial militiamen whose refusal to disperse sparked the first battle of the revolution?
minutemen
Why was the battle of cowpens?
NEW ANSWER:The Battle of Cowpens was important for it encouraged Southern militiamen to come out and fight.
