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1. boston tea party
   ... Once Paul Revere saw the signal, he ran to his horse and rode throughout the countryside warning everyone in all the towns from Boston to Concord. ...
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2. Paul Revere
   ... to warn Adams and Hancock in Lexington and the patriots in Concord. An arrangement was made for a signal to be flashed from the Old North Church in Boston. ...
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3. Henry David Thoreau
   ... Shortly after he became homesick and chose to move back to Concord to die in the place loved. ... Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1917. Schneider, Richard. ...
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4. revolutionary war
   ... goes on to describe how General Gage chose to attack the towns of Lexington and Concord. Gage sent out spies to check out different areas around Boston. ...
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5. brit and patriot soldiers
   ... goes on to describe how General Gage chose to attack the towns of Lexington and Concord. Gage sent out spies to check out different areas around Boston. ...
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6. Paul Revere
   ... to warn Adams and Hancock in Lexington and the patriots in Concord. An arrangement was made for a signal to be flashed from the Old North Church in Boston. ...
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7. Causes of the American Revolut
   ... the other way occasionally while the government was forming but when he had heard about a cache of arms being help 21 miles out of Boston at Concord he went ...
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8. Minutemen and Their World
   ... Not only does Concord wok together within itself, but begins to work with Boston as well. They hold a town motive of ampquotNo taxation without representationampquot45. ...
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9. the american revolution
   ... Fortunately for the Americans, militiamen surged into Concord forcing the Redcoats to yield their position and March back to Boston. ...
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10. American Revolution ampamp selfdetermination
    ... En route from Boston to seize the colonistsamp39 military stores at Concord, Mass., the British force of 700 met at Lexington with 77 local minutemen alerted by ...
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11. Continental Congress
    ... The wellknown battles of Lexington and Concord followed on April 19, 1775 ... At Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, and Boston, their soldiers demonstrated that they could ...
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12. Colonial Acts
    ... At the old North Bridge in concord is where the minutemen forced the British back to Boston. This was the first day of the Revolutionary war, April 19, 1775.
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13. American Revolution
    ... 1775, the government in London ordered the governor of Massachusetts to destroy military stores in Concord. He sent 700 British troops out of Boston who were ...
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14. Civil War
    ... 1775, the government in London ordered the governor of Massachusetts to destroy military stores in Concord. He sent 700 British troops out of Boston who were ...
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15. Massachusetts A Colony
    ... the 13 Colonies, laying claim to the Pilgrimsamp39 landing and the Boston Tea Party, as well as the first battles of the Revolutionary WarLexington and Concord. ...
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16. Events leading to the cause of the Revolutionary War
    ... Only one British soldier was injured. They marched on to Concord and were pushed back by other minute men. They decided to head back to Boston. ...
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17. Early United States History
    ... along their line of march, they confronted a much larger group of militia at a bridge in Concord, and were turned back. Retreating to Boston, the British ...
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18. Emerson 3
    ... Concord, New Hampshire on September 10, 1829. Emerson was licensed to preach on October 1826. He became a Unitarian pastor at the Old Second Church of Boston. ...
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19. Nathaniel Hawthorne
    ... party, he spent two years as a political appointee in the Boston Custom House. ... After his marriage to Sophia Peabody he settled in Concord and was similarity ...
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20. Paul Revere
    ... the Americans in Concord. Latter on in the war, Paul Revere served in the Continental Army as a lietenant, in command of a fort called Castle Island in Boston. ...
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21. American Revolution
    ... As the British pushed on toward Concord, Prescottamp39s warning preceded their coming. The British troops were forced to retreat to Boston. ...
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22. Jonny Tremain
    ... This is an interesting historical novel, covering many parts of history such as the Boston Tea Party, and the Battle of Lexington and Concord. ...
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23. transcendentalism and emerson
    ... developed Transcendentalism though Emersonamp39s views and writings on war ampquotWay to Peaceampquot 12. Transcendentalism in America centered in Concord and Boston. ...
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24. The Road to Political Unity
    ... In April of 1775, the Boston British commander ordered the arrest of the rebel colonial leaders John ... The British werenamp39t fazed, until they reached Concord. ...
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25. April Morning Book Review A
    ... The men gather along a stone wall lining the road to Concord, and a rider ... become the Continental army, which was being formed to attack the British in Boston. ...
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26. Light and the Glory
    ... such as South Carolina and Virginia sent a bountiful food supply to Boston and would ... to stall the British so that the main American force in Concord would have ...
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27. Causes of Revolution War
    ... John Hancock was a smuggler in Boston, who began opposing british rule and ... When the british showed up at lexington and concord to capture the leaders and an ...
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28. Zinn Chapter 4 Essay
    ... Parliament proposed the Coercive Intolerable Acts which closed the Boston port dissolved ... After the battles of Lexington and Concord in April 1775, a small ...
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29. Little women
    ... returned to Concord in 1845 taking up residence at Hillside. Unable to guarantee his family a steady income, Bronson moved the Alcotts back to Boston in 1849. ...
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30. The American Revolution
    ... help Boston. So in 1774, the colonies had the First Continental Congress which was like a petition for removing the Intolerable Acts. In Lexington and Concord ...
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