Gen. Charles Cornwallis (British) lost to the Americans and the French in the battle of Yorktown. The battle of Yorktown was the last major battle of the American revolution.
-Tekemah Herman Gal
You could say that Gen. George Washington started the battle because he decided to move his troops down and attack Maj. Gen. Lord Charles Cornwallis' troops who were camped at Yorktown, Va.
George Washington did. no one knows who did it
Yes, the patriots won!!!!
George Washington.
it is the battle of Lexington and concord
Unknown to this day, but recently I read a plausible theory about why the shot may have been fired. There was a tavern nearby, and it was against the rules to bring a loaded musket inside. The only way to unload a musket was to fire it. Someone may have stepped inside for a drink, firing his musket in the air first. I think it unlikely that the British would have fired first without orders, but some of the Colonials may have panicked and fired when they heard the first shot.
No one led the battle of Lexington. It was an event that just happened and history does not report who fired the first shot. The British were enroute to Concord when they found the 77 colonist on the Lexington green. Someone fired the first shot and soon a battle began. When it was all done the British reorganized and continued their march to Concord.
The "shot heard round the world" was fired at Lexington.
The British fired the first shots of American Revolutionary War at Lexington, on April 18,1775.
in yorktown
The first battle of the revolution is Lexington and Concord the first bullet fired is known as the shot heard around the world.
It was where the first shot was fired in the American Revolution against Britain on April 19 1776. Nobody knows who fired the first shot. The Americans were pushed back into Concord.
Gunboat Benton
No ones knows. Lost to history.
The british fired the first shot at the americans.
The Battle of Lexington and Concord was the first battle of the American Revolution.
The first shot in the Battle of the Alamo was fired by the Texans, but it was symbolic. When the Mexicans approached to demand a surrender, Travis ordered one of the Alamo's cannon fired in respopnse.
it is the battle of Lexington and concord
The shot heard round the world was the first shot in Lexington. No one knew who shot it but it was the shot that started the battle at Lexington. ( I think the red coats shot it :)
Unknown to this day, but recently I read a plausible theory about why the shot may have been fired. There was a tavern nearby, and it was against the rules to bring a loaded musket inside. The only way to unload a musket was to fire it. Someone may have stepped inside for a drink, firing his musket in the air first. I think it unlikely that the British would have fired first without orders, but some of the Colonials may have panicked and fired when they heard the first shot.
The name of the person who fired the shot heard around the world is unknown. There is even some confusion as to whether the shot happened during the Battle of Concord or the Battle of Lexington. The one certainty is that the shot was fired on April 19, 1775.