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The battle of Lexington and concord signaled

The battle of Lexington and concord signaled
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The battle of Lexington and concord signaled

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Beginning of the revolutionary war

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The correct answer to this question is that the Battle of Lexington and Concord are seen as the start of the American Revolution.

These battles mark the first open hostilities with the British Army and signaled the beginning of the War.

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