In the Revolutionary War period of America, those patriots who committed to being prepared to fight the British at any time were ordinary citizens throughout the nation, some with military experience but most without. Known as "minutemen" because of their intent to respond quickly when called, these militia troops demonstrated courageously throughout the war, although were called upon less and less as the war progressed and a professional force came into play on the American side.
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Cause: The british were coming and he had to warn people so they could be ready for the battle to come. Effect: They were all ready for the fight and won :)
Because he warned the people that the british were coming and that they needed to be ready to fight.
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They wanted to fight in the war to fight for what they wanted. They wanted to be free and have with their own say. They were sick of the british treating them horribly and they felt taxes were unfair. They wanted their freedom and their own country. They wanted to be treated fairly. They were sick of the unjust behavior coming from the british. they were ready to fight back against british. they were ready for war. oh yeah ;)
A minute man.
"I have not yet begun to fight."
A minute man.
He warned the colonists that the British were coming and that the colonists should arm themselves and get ready to fight.