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How were the Militiamen in Lexington and Concord warned that the British were coming? A. By smoke signals set off in Boston B. By riders such as the famous Paul revere C. By sec…

How were the Militiamen in Lexington and Concord warned that the British were coming? A. By smoke signals set off in Boston B. By riders such as the famous Paul revere C. By sec…
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How were the Militiamen in Lexington and Concord warned that the British were coming?

A. By smoke signals set off in Boston
B. By riders such as the famous Paul revere
C. By secret letters sent weeks before
D. By messages through the air on homing pigeons ​

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B. By riders such as the famous Paul revere

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