English, 14.04.2021 06:20, ElegantEmerald

Which answer choice BEST supports the idea that Revere's warning was essential to the Patriots' success at Concord? (A) Dawes got away, and Prescott managed to escape soon afterward to alert the Patriots at Concord, Revere was questioned and released

(B )Following a fight with 70 American soldiers at Lexington, the British went to Concord, where they burned tools, flour and a liberty pole.

(C) With the countryside aroused, the British force came under attack on its way back to Boston. It suffered 73 dead and 174 wounded.

(D) When the Massachusetts colony made a bold attempt to take over the British base in Penobscot Bay, Maine, Revere commanded the artillery,

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