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What was significant about the battle of lexington?
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What was significant about the battle of lexington?

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The battle of Lexington and concord showed that the colonists were going to do anything for their freedom, including go to war with Great Britain. They were also the first shots of the revolutionary war.

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It was the famous shot heard around the world, which marked the start of the American war of Independence
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