Why would the british want to confiscate american goods at lexington and concord? question 3 options: a) he wanted to keep food from the disobedient colonists. b) the goods had not been taxed and were illegal. c) the owners of the goods were sons of liberty. d) the goods were being stored for military actions.

The correct answer is D. The goods were being stored for military actions.

The battle of concord and Lexington kicked out revolution war in America.

The result of the battle was a victory for the military which was being displayed to king George 111 and to the British that the behaviour of unjust will not be accepted in America.

Some of the events which led to Concord and Lexington battle were stamp act, Boston massacre, first continental congress, Boston Tea Party, Townshend acts, and sugar Act.

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answer to ur question is college b