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Which people were in the battle of Lexington?
The British and Patriots.
Who made a midnight ride to warn the people of lexington and concord?
Paul Revere made a midnight run to warn the people of Lexington and Concord. He cried to them, "The British are Coming, The British are Coming!" He never reached Concord, but told all of Lexington.
What came first the battle of Lexington and Concord or the battle of Trenton?
Both battles occurred on April 19, 1775: first the Battle of Lexington (a British victory) and then the Battle of Concord (an American victory). Both battles were mainly caused by the Boston Massacre. Some people think the Americans attacked at Lexington for revenge. The Americans started retreating toward Concord, where they met reinforcements and were able to overpower the British soldiers.
What famous patrriot warned the people at lexington that the british were coming?
paul revere
Who were the important people in battle of Lexington and concord?
George Cloony And Kanye West
How many people live in Lexington?
According to a 2013 US Census Estimate, the Lexington's population was 308,428, with a metropolitan area of 489,435 people. This makes Lexington Kentucky's 2nd largest city.
Where does mike greenberg live?
Lexington
How do you say I live in Lexington?
I am a Lexingtonian.
Why did the British send troops to Lexington?
to kill the Lexington people
Where did the real StNick live?
He was from Lexington, Kentucky
Where does Jill stein live?
Lexington, Massachusetts
How many people live in Lexington Kentucky?
According to a 2013 US Census Estimate, the Lexington's population was 308,428, with a metropolitan area of 489,435 people. This makes Lexington Kentucky's 2nd largest city.
How long did George Clooney live in Kentucky?
Lexington
Where did David akers live most of his life?
Lexington, KY
What were the names of people in the battle of Lexington?
bob
What is the population of Lexington?
The estimate is 282,114 people.
Which people were in the battle of Lexington?
The British and Patriots.
