Lexington and Concord
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- Night of April 18, 1775
- Tell the news, the British are going to concord
- Lexington, At Dawn April 19, 1775
- Who Shot!!
- Who Fired!!!
- Lexington, At Dawn April 19, 1775
- Attack
- A colonial protest leader Dr.Joseph Warren walked through Boston, watching unusual activity by the British, then he saw troops marching out of the city. And then the news spread that the British were going to concord.
- Lexington April 19, 1775
- At dawn, the redcoats approached Lexington, but they run into about 70 minutemen. Badly outnumbered, minutemen were about to give away to the redcoats. Just then, a shot was fired but is still not clear who shot it.
- Concord, North Bridge April 19, 1775
- Both sides let the loose exchange of bullets. When the shooting ended, eight minutemen lay dead, this was a British Victory.
- British Retreat April 19, 1775
- The British continued to Concord, some troops researched the town for guns and supplies, they burned the few weapons they found.
- Burn the weapons you find
- The other British troops met a group of minutemen waiting at the North Bridge. In a short battle, the British took heavy losses, making it Colonial Victory, the British began to make their way back to Boston.
- Return to Boston
- All along the roads, colonists hid behind trees and fired on the soldiers. By the time they reached Boston, at least 174 were wounded and 73 were dead.
- Don't let them escape
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