The Minutemen first fought at the Battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. These skirmishes marked the beginning of the American Revolutionary War, as colonial militia faced British troops. The confrontation at Lexington is often remembered for the "shot heard 'round the world," symbolizing the start of armed resistance against British rule.
because they were the soldiers of the American revolution (on the colonists side) . they basicly consisted of a farmer and a weapon. They were called minute men because it was said that they would be ready to fight in a minute
Mintute Men were there and ready for anything at anytime. Thus the reason why they were called 'Minute Men.' They could be ready on a minutes notice. (:
minute men (im not sure whether it is one or two words
Minutemen fought British regulars for the first time in Lexington and Concord.
Yes, young men fight in all wars
The Battle of Lexington and Concord.
The Minute Men were called Minute Men because they could be ready in a minute to fight. Source: I live is Boston, I know this stuff.
Minute Men
because they were the soldiers of the American revolution (on the colonists side) . they basicly consisted of a farmer and a weapon. They were called minute men because it was said that they would be ready to fight in a minute
They were called the "Minute Men"
Minute Men were part of the American Revolutionary Army. They were fighters who could be ready to fight on a moments notice. They died fighting the British forces.
The minute men were men who got dressed very fast. That is why they were called that. it literally came from the fact that they were known to be ready for battle at a minutes notice.
Minute Men
Mintute Men were there and ready for anything at anytime. Thus the reason why they were called 'Minute Men.' They could be ready on a minutes notice. (:
Minute-men
The "minute men " were a special units within the general militia. They were more like our rangers or seals of today. The first minute men unit to engage the British was in Concord. We have done a disservice to these brave men by not recognizing them as a special unit in the revolution. Usually the term "minute man" is used to refer to the entire militia and that is not what they were.
Roger Bannister