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How did Paul Revere warn America of British Attachs?
He rode around on a horse one at at midnight and yelled "The British are coming, the British are coming" and warned everyone around that they were going tyo attack. He screamed and he screamed and that's how they found out.
Who warned the people in Lexington that the British were going to seize the weapons?
paul revere im Canadian and even i know that
Who warned the colonists of the British Army's advance toward Concord?
patriot captain Paul Revere
What did Paul Revere do before the war?
He warned The American army that the British were going to attack, and his dog was the real hero. He ran 26 miles to home with a note Revere wrote to get spurs for his horse so he could get to Lexington (spot of the first battle) and warn the Americans. His wife saw the note and gave the dog the spurs and he ran ALL THE WAY BACK to Lexington. Somehow, Revere and his horse crossed the Charles River without disturbing the British Ship right next to them. Revere then warned the Americans of a British "suprise" attack the Americans and would ruin their chances of winning the war.
Did paul revere and William dawes meet in a specific area when the british were coming?
No. Revere had been stopped by a British patrol on the road when Dawes happened by. Seeing the problem Dawes kept going to Concord since it was obvious that Revere wasn't going to make it.
Who are the 3 people who warned the militia the british were going to lexington?
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What problems Paul revere face?
Paul Revere got captured by british soldier men along his ride to wherever he was going! idk
How did paul revere respond when french soldiers attack?
He pooped on the Indians and did the french soldiers!WHAT? the above, (not by me) is not an answer! (i think it is supposed to be a joke but it is not funny...) He responds by going to protect fort William Henry on lake George. Bold is by: (helpful) Haspet.
Who warned the colonist in Lexington that the British were going to attack?
On the night of April 17, 1775 the Son's of Liberty were meeting in Concord and they knew that the British were gathering troops in Boston to soon march to find any weapons or powder that the colonials may have hidden. They hired Paul Revere, for 30 shillings, to ride if the troops came ashore at Charelstown. They did and Revere began his ride, but didn't finish it because he was arrested by the British patrol between Boston and Concord. Two men, Prescott and Dawes came along, saw Revere in trouble, and rode to Concord to warn the men meeting there. Later, that morning, the battle at Lexington happened and then the one at the Bridge of Concord. The only reason we think of Revere and this event is because a 100 years AFTER it happened Longfellow wrote a poem called The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere. In the poem he states that Revere called out "the British are coming." That alone is not something that would have happened because the people in the colonies thought of themselves as British.
Why was Paul Revere on of Americas heroes?
Paul Revere is a hero because he risked his life for the colonists. He was a messenger for them, and he was captured by the British for going back telling the Minutemen that the British were coming for them, so he was arrested and was sent to jail for a couple of years.
Who did Paul Revere get caught on his ride?
Revere was on the road to Lexington/Concord when he was stopped by a British patrol. He was enroute to warn Sam Adams and others that the British had landed in Charlestown and were enroute to collect/find any guns or powder. Since he was on the road after curfew he was stopped and arrested. As this was going on Prescott and Dawes came by, saw what was happening and kept going to Concord.
What led to the midnight ride of Paul Revere?
Paul Revere's ride started with two people and two horses, they met a third person on the way. They got caught by some British, but Paul Revere got away, one man was caught, and the other escaped also but no one knows where. Paul Revere deliJOHN CENAvered the message to leaders yelling up and down the street saying, "The Regulars are out!", not the British are coming like most people think. After the message was delivered, everyone was up and they fought the first battle of the Revolutionary War.
