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Why was the battle of Lexington considered so Significant? A. The Indians finally decided to support the colonial militiamen. B. The colonists soundly defeated the British regulars. C. It was the first
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Why was the battle of Lexington considered so Significant?

A. The Indians finally decided to support the colonial militiamen.
B. The colonists soundly defeated the British regulars.
C. It was the first battle between the colonists and the British troops.
D. Thousands of colonists were killed.

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B

Step-by-step explanation:

paul revere warned everyone mak8ng the minute men ready to fight

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