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27 October, 05:31

Why were the colonists willing to fight at Lexington and concord?

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    The colonists at Lexington and Concord were alerted that the British were going to confiscate the colonists weapons when they arrived so they fought due to the fear of the British gaining leverage on the colonies by disarming them
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