The woman who alerted the militia that the British were coming was Sybil Ludington. On the night of April 26, 1777, she rode nearly 40 miles on her horse, named Star, to warn American colonial forces of the British approach, earning her recognition as a heroine of the Revolutionary War. Her courageous ride is often compared to Paul Revere's, though she undertook a significantly longer journey.
He was out riding his horse when he was stopped by a british patrol on the same night that Paul Revere had rode out to warn of the coming of the british. Simon was questioned as to whether or not he was out to "warn the minutemen" and he said no, although he was still forced to go on with the british.
Horse chestnuts in World War 1 were used for production of acetone for firing shells by the British army. This happened due to a shortage of maize and potatoes, the original ingredients.
"No body actually knows different story's been pasted on for years nobody actually knows if the British came by land or by sea different story's been pasted on for many years." Is NOT true. the real answer is.. They would hang two lanterns, light one if by land, two if by sea. Of course there wasn't a "3" because they didn't have airplanes! When it was night and two lanterns were lit and Paul Revere saw it, he jumped on his horse, and declared, "The British are coming!". Two other men joined his escapade to save the country.
Batmen were soldier servants for British officers during World War 1.The British Field Service Manual for 1914 says:"Batmen in the field are allowed at the rate of one for each dismounted officer, or mounted officer with one horse, and two for each mounted officer with two horses.All batmen are fully armed and trained soldiers, and are available for duty in the ranks."
Foot, horse, or railroad. IMPROVEMNT Foot, railroad, ship and horse.
Paul Revere rode his horse to warn the American colonists that the British troops were advancing. This event took place on the night of April 18, 1775, during the American Revolutionary War. Revere's famous midnight ride alerted the colonial militia and helped them prepare for the battles of Lexington and Concord.
Because he went on his horse warning people that the british are coming
No code. Revere was told to warn the men in Concord and paid 30 shillings for the job. He never finished his ride because he met a British patrol and his horse taken away. Dawes never got to Concord either because he fell off his horse. Prescott is the only one to get to Concord.
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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.
He was trying to single the people and tell them when the british are coming.
Paul Reveer warned them that the British were coming, riding on a horse shouting "The British are coming!" while riding through a small village.
Paul revere affected the many columnist who lived because as he rode his horse he warned them that the British soldiers were marching so they could prepare the militia and fight.
Paul revere signaled if the British were coming by riding on his horse and saying" the regulars (regulars meaning British) are coming" or he would go to the bell tower and ring the bell. If the bell rang once the British were coming to the land. If the bell rang twice the British were coming by sea
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