Who rode, by horse, from Boston to Concord warning locals that the British were coming? A. John Hancock B. Paul Revere C. John Adams O D. Sam Adams

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Who rode, by horse, from Boston to Concord

warning locals that the British were coming?
A. John Hancock
B. Paul Revere
C. John Adams
O D. Sam Adams

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The answer is: B

Paul Revere

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