Question

What did revere witness of the battle of Lexington?

Answer 1

He witnessed the bravery of colonists who opposed much greater British forces.

Explanation:

• The war began when Britain sent an army to destroy the rebel's military warehouses in Concord, Massachusetts.
• On the way from Boston, with the intention of conquering the colonists' military warehouses in Concord, some 700 British troops encountered 77 local volunteers near Lexington, who were put in combat readiness by Paul Revere
• . It is not clear which side fired first and the conflict was soon over. The British continued on to Concord, where they were intercepted by over 300 American patriots and forced to retreat. On their journey to Boston, they were constantly harassed by the colonists by firing hidden behind barns, trees and walls. 373 British and 95 Americans were killed.
• Following the outbreak of the conflict on April 19, 1775, insurgent forces launched the siege of Boston, which ended when US troops under the command of Henry Knox drove British troops on June 17, 1775.

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