Split History of the Battles of Lexington and Concord
A PERSPECTIVES FLIP BOOK The Split History of the BATTLES OF LEXINGTON AND CONCORD PATRIOT PERSPECTIVE BY BRENDA HAUGEN CONTENT CONSULTANT Walter R Borneman Historian and Author of American Spring Lexington Concord and the Road to Revolution COMPASS POINT BOOKS a capstone imprint
TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER PATRIOT S PERSPECTIVE CHAPTER 1 SOUNDING THE ALARM CHAPTER 2 GETTING ORGANIZED CHAPTER 3 THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON CHAPTER 4 THE BATTLE OF CONCORD CHAPTER 5 BATTLING BACK TO BOSTON INDEX BRITISH PERSPECTIVE CHAPTER 1 EXERTING CONTROL CHAPTER 2 THREATS TO PEACE CHAPTER 3 VICTORY IN LEXINGTON CHAPTER 4 SHOCKING RESISTANCE IN CONCORD CHAPTER 5 THE RACE TO RETURN TO BOSTON INDEX ABOUT THE AUTHOR SOURCE NOTES GLOSSARY INTERNET SITES TIMELINE SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY FURTHER READING CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS COPYRIGHT BACK COVER
CHAPTER 1 SOUNDING THE ALARM On the evening of April 18 1775 colonists in Boston watched as British troops boarded boats just before midnight They were crossing the Charles River to nearby Cambridge Near the top of Boston's Old North Church two lanterns appeared The lanterns signaled Paul Revere a member of the Sons of Liberty to spread the word that the British were on the move Quickly Revere rode through the countryside and
