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Shot heard round the world

Shot heard round the world

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Where did the first Continental Congress meet?

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In the fall of 1774, all 13 colonies except Georgia sent representatives to Philadephia to discuss how the Colonies were to respond to the Intolerable Acts. This meeting was called the --

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Stamp Act Congress

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First Continental Congress

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Liberty Tree meeting

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Colonial Legislature

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What decision was made after 7 weeks of debates?

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To continue trade with Britain

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To boycott British goods

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To increase exports to Britain

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To form an alliance with France

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What was the purpose of the petition crafted by the delegates to King George III?

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To declare independence

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To outline grievances without blaming the King

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To request military support

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To ask for more taxes

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How did minutemen get their name?

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They were a part of a colonial militia who quickly changed sides in a fight.

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They were a part of a colonial militia who could quickly be ready to fight.

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They were a part of a British militia who could leave for the colonies quickly.

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They were a part of a British militia who would run away from a fight quickly.

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What was General Thomas Gage planning to do in April 1775 regarding the militias in Concord?

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Take all the supplies and weapons from the militias

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Support the militias

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Negotiate with the militias

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Ignore the militias

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What was the significance of the lanterns used by Paul Revere?

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To signal the British troops

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To warn the Sons of Liberty

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To indicate the weather

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To mark the time of day

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What is the significance of Paul Revere's Ride in American history?

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It was a warning of British troops' arrival

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It marked the start of the American Revolution

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It was a famous poem by Longfellow

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It was a military strategy

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What was the significance of the "shot heard 'round the world" in the context of the Battle of Lexington?

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It marked the start of the American Revolutionary War.

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It was a signal for the French to join the war.

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It was a warning shot that ended the battle peacefully.

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It was a misfire that had no impact on the battle.

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Which side fired the first shot at the Battle of Lexington?

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The British

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The Colonists

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It is unknown

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The French

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What were the key advantages of Concord during the conflict?

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Stored military supplies

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Better prepared than Lexington

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Militiamen fired at the British

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Retaliation by setting homes on fire

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What can you tell me about the fighting at Lexington and Concord?

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