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The name the colonists gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform.

The name the colonists gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform.
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The name the colonists gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform.

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The name the colonists gave to a British soldier because of the color of his uniform was "Red Coat," since, as you can probably imagine, their uniforms were red. 
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