Facts about Paul Revere

Answer 1

Paul Revere once made a silver chain for a pet squirrel. The picture of the owner is in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Without Paul Revere we would probably still be at war with the British. (And that's more than two centuries of war!)

In 1773 he was at the Boston Tea Party.

He was a leader in the American Revolutionary War.

Answer 2

1. He was an American silversmith and a patriot in the American Revolution.

2. Born December 1734 and died May 10th 1818 at the age of 83.

3. He was the son of a French Huguenot father called Apollos Rivoire and a Boston mother. Revere had numerous siblings with whom he appears to have been not particularly close.

4. Revere is remembered today for his role as a night-time messenger on horseback just before the battles of Lexington and Concord.

5. His famous "Midnight Ride" occurred on the night of April 18/April 19, 1775.

6. In Reveres' late years, he became interested in metal work beyond silver and gold, opening his own store.

Answer 3

Well, back in the days they didn't have TVS, news papers, or cell phones, so instead of all the things we have now, they had a person called a runner, a runner is a person who goes out on his horse and worn people that the Red Coats / British are coming. To make his job perfection, he had a friend who went up in the light house and if the light was to the right that means that the red coats / British are coming on Ocean, and if its on the left it means there coming by land. If Paul Revere's friend wasn't helping him then his job wouldn't be successful. Paul Revere of course had to go out on a horse and yell,THE BRITISH ARE COMING!THE BRITISH ARE COMING BY _____!So thats some of the facts about him.

Answer 4

he didn't yell "the British are coming! the British are coming!"

he yelled "the regulars are coming! the regulars are coming!"

because everyone, colonies and great Brittan were re furred to as British.

Answer 5

Paul Revere was:

• a silversmith
• an engraver
• a merchant
• an industrialist
• a business manager
• an inventor
• a resident of Boston
• a Massachusetts militia officer
• the first American to successfully roll copper into sheets for use as sheathing on naval vessels
• the main organizer of the large corporation, Revere Copper and Brass, Inc.
• a Freemason (as were many of the Founding Fathers)
• etc.

Answer 6

He was at the Boston Tea Party in 1773.

He was a leader of the American Revolutionary war.

Paul Revere's Midnight Ride.
Paul Revere was a silversmith and goldsmith

Answer 7

He had 16 children. He warned the rebels that "the regulars" {British} were coming and he was a solider in the Revolutionary War.

Answer 8

Paul Revere was a silversmith and goldsmith

Answer 9

he was a messenger