What was the significance of the battles of lexington and concord? a. these fights provided the boston militia with combat experience to assist it in its later victoriesb. american victories in these early battles buoyed the spirits of the continental army to continue fightingc. these battles, in which americans were assisted by the french, ended the american revolutiond. these events convinced the second continental congress to declare independence from great britain

The correct answer is B) American victories in these early battles buoyed the spirits of the continental army to continue fighting.

The significance of the battles of Lexington and Concord was that these American victories in these early battles buoyed the spirits of the continental army to continue fighting.

These battles represented the beginning of the Revolutionary war. They were fought in April 1775. The British troops marched to Concord on April 18, 1775. Paul Revere was ready to tell the town that the British were coming and the colonists started to shoot at the British troops. The fight in Lexington initiated the hostilities of the Revolutionary War. The English had to retreat under heavy fire. That first victory buoyed the spirits of the continental army to continue fighting.

That's too many questions in one post.  you should separate your questions.  i'll respond to just the first few, which are a related set.

what was world war i referred to as first?   the great war

who was the president of the united states during world war i?   woodrow wilson

what was his campaign slogan? he has kept us out of war

tell me what the acronym main stands for. militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism -- these were underlying causes for the war

where was the powder keg of europe located at? in the balkans

why was this area referred to as the powder keg? there was much striving by different ethnic nationalities for independence from control by other powers

how was world war i set off?     the archduke of austria and his wife were assassinated by radical serbian nationalists in sarajevo.