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What was the significance of fighting at lexington and concord in 1775? A. the British plan to divide the colonies in two at Lexington and Concord failed B. General Washington and his troops endured great
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What was the significance of fighting at lexington and concord in 1775?

A. the British plan to divide the colonies in two at Lexington and Concord failed
B. General Washington and his troops endured great hardships from hunger
C. the fighting at Lexington and Concord marked the outbreak of the American Revolution
D. right after theese battles, British leaders recognized the independence of the United States

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I believe it’s C. The fighting at Lexington and concord marked the outbreak of the American Revolution. Hope this helped

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