What did Paul Revere and William Dawes do in the battle of lexington and concord?

Answer 1

they were the people who tried to warn concord that the British army was coming,but that's not true.That is a myth Samuel Prescott warned Concord.Revere and Dawes were captured by British soldiers,but Prescott was able to get away with .This is the night of a day in the American revolutionary war.

The story of Paul Revere began in 1861 when Longfellow wrote his poem on the eve of the Civil War. He was trying to inspire patriotism by using Paul Revere in his poem. He was NOT writing history as fact, but it was taken as fact and used in textbooks later.

Answer 2

They warned the colonists of the Bristish attack on Lexinton and Concord, so that they can be prepared. If they did not do that, Bristish would attack at us, probably stole our weapons, etc for being unaware of it.

Answer 3

Listen, my children, and you shall hear. Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere, and William Dawes and Samuel Prescott. The three men rode to warn the revolutionaries at Lexington and Concord Massachusetts of the approaching British Army. Paul Revere is revered (pun intended) for his part in the action but he was captured by the British before he could reach Concord. The contributions of the other two was greater than that of Revere but, thanks to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Revere is famous and the other two almost unknown.

Answer 4

They did the famous ride to concord and warned the townspeople of the brittish attack

Answer 5

he farted on there faces after he landed on them when he fell off his window pane.