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- Women's Rights
- I believe that women are equal to men and should have equal rights like the right to vote and have an equal education
- Women's Rights
- The letters you wrote to me were very insightful for me and well spoken.
- Thank you sir
- First Shots at Lexington
- I am leading my British troops to Lexington to forewarn the members of local militias who have to be ready to fight
- Mercy Otis Warren gathers women to talk about women's rights. She was a huge activist for women's rights and wrote hundreds of letters to important leaders such as John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington to exchange ideas and information.
- First Shots at Lexington
- I HEARD SHOTS FIRED! MY BRITISH TROOPS LETS OPEN FIRE ON THE MINUTEMEN!
- John Adams has received Mercy Otis Warrens letter and thinks that women do deserve to have equal rights.
- Lexington
- Gage sent British troops to Lexington because they knew the people there will have to be ready to fight soon. These people were called the minutemen and were just local troops in Lexington.
- 2021
- We are so happy that we are home, they fought rough to get land.
- In Lexington, the British troops outnumbered the minutemen and they heard shots, but no one ever knew who first fired the shot.
- The minutemen start dropping immediately after the British open fire on them when they hear the first shot. This was when Rachel and Sam decided that they wanted to go home, so they grabbed their heart, and pressed the "home" button.
- Once Sam and Rachel were home, they were grateful that they didn't have to go through what the people in the 1700s had to go through/fight for just to get some land.
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