Why were the Americans more successful at the Battle of Concord than at the Lexington?

The Americans used guerrilla-style fighting tactics.

Which of the following was true about the Minutemen?

They were not as well-trained as the British soldiers.

What was the direct effect of the Intolerable Acts?

Democracy in Massachusetts was restricted.

Why didn't the colonists like the Tea Acts?

They gave the British a monopoly on selling tea.

What was Paul Revere trying to prevent the British from doing?

Stealing the colonists' ammunition and supplies

Who joined Paul Revere on his ride?

William Dawes & Samuel Prescott

How did the colonists get access to British ships during the Boston Tea Party?

They dressed like Mohawk Indians.

What was the major effect of the Boston Tea Party?

King George understood that the colonists were unhappy.

What instructions did Captain Parker give the colonists at Lexington?

"Don't fire unless you're fired upon."

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Why were the Americans more successful at the Battle of Concord than at the Lexington?
The Americans had more help from Native Americans.
The British were wearing brighter red coats.
The British were standing in straighter lines.
The Americans used guerrilla-style fighting tactics.
2
Which of the following was true about the Minutemen?
They were not as well-trained as the British soldiers.
There were more of them than British soldiers.
They had trained as soldiers all their lives.
They wore bright yellow uniforms with green stripes.
3
What was the direct effect of the Intolerable Acts?
Democracy in Massachusetts was restricted.
Colonists dumped $70,000 worth of tea into Boston Harbor.
Nearly 75 British soldiers were killed in Concord.
The French-Indian War began.
4
Why didn't the colonists like the Tea Acts?
They prohibited the colonists from growing tea in America.
They raised taxes on tea.
They prevented the colonists from exporting tea.
They gave the British a monopoly on selling tea.
5
What system did Paul Revere set up to signal that the British were coming?
hanging a lantern in a church
firing several shots
wearing a red coat
sending a boat down the Charles River
6
What was Paul Revere trying to prevent the British from doing?
Attacking the colonists' church
Passing the Tea Acts
Stealing the colonists' ammunition and supplies
Shutting down Boston Harbor
7
Who joined Paul Revere on his ride?
George Washington & John Hancock
Samuel Prescott & John Hancock
Sam Adams & William Dawes
William Dawes & Samuel Prescott
8
How did the colonists get access to British ships during the Boston Tea Party?
They paid the ship's captain to let them on.
They pretended to be British soldiers.
They dressed like Mohawk Indians.
They attacked and killed the British guards.
9
What was the major effect of the Boston Tea Party?
All shipments of tea to America stopped.
Paul Revere warned colonists that the British were coming.
The Declaration of Independence was signed.
King George understood that the colonists were unhappy.
10
What instructions did Captain Parker give the colonists at Lexington?
"Fire at any Redcoats you see."
"Stay back and let them approach."
"Hide behind trees and attack by surprise."
"Don't fire unless you're fired upon."

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