While Patriots could be anyone who wanted the American colonies to be liberated from British subjugation and desired independence., Minutemen, though patriotic as well, were part if a well prepared military group. They had high mobility and responded to any aggression quickly. They were among to first to actually fight in the American Revolution.
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British soldiers were also called lobsterbacks because of their red uniforms. Some patriots were known as minutemen because of how quickly the could prepare for battle.
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The New England Patriots End Zone Militia is composed of two ten men squad, one for each endzone. When the Patriots score, nine members of the militia (depending on which endzone the Patriots scored in) fire their muskets. The tenth member is the "platoon leader" and directs the volleys.
Collectively, the minutemen at the Patriot games are known as the End Zone Militia. They are a group of revolutionary war re-enactors who do all sorts of things, like the end zone celebrations, reenactments and parades. Click the link below to go to their website for more information,
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Minutemen were patriots who could be ready to fight at a minutes notice.
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British soldiers were also called lobsterbacks because of their red uniforms. Some patriots were known as minutemen because of how quickly the could prepare for battle.
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The New England Patriots' logo used to be a Minuteman getting ready to snap a football.
Because their militia was so fast that when someone needed their help it felt like they got their in a minute.
During the American Civil War, the patriots who were prepared to assemble quickly in times of need became known as "minutemen". Utilized often in the early part of the war, the minutemen troops were gradually replaced by professional soldiers who remained in service for long periods of time.
The minutemen were supported by many Patriots, American colonists who opposed British rule during the American Revolutionary War. They received help from other militia groups, such as the Sons of Liberty, and individuals who sympathized with their cause. Notable figures like John Adams, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams also expressed their support for the minutemen.