The reason British troops were ordered to Concord in 1775 was to

(A) impose marshal law on the town

(B) defeat the Continental army in one decisive attack

(C) capture a store of militia weapons

(D) disrupt colonial intelligence

(E) capture the Second Continental Congress

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Anabella Underwood

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22 October, 09:27

The reason British troops were ordered to Concord in 1775 was to

(A) impose marshal law on the town

(B) defeat the Continental army in one decisive attack

(C) capture a store of militia weapons

(D) disrupt colonial intelligence

(E) capture the Second Continental Congress

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Regan Johns · Answer 1

The reason British troops were ordered to Concord in 1775 was to " (C) capture a store of militia weapons," since the storing of these weapons was thought to be a threat to British security.

The reason British troops were ordered to Concord in 1775 was to(A) impose marshal law on the town(B) defeat the Continental army in one decisive attack(C) capture a store of militia weapons(D) disrupt colonial intelligence(E) capture the Second Continental Congress

The reason British troops were ordered to Concord in 1775 was to

(A) impose marshal law on the town

(B) defeat the Continental army in one decisive attack

(C) capture a store of militia weapons

(D) disrupt colonial intelligence

(E) capture the Second Continental Congress