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The quartering of troops eventually became one of the grievances cited in the Declaration of Independence. The Battle of Lexington broke out on April 19, British General Thomas Gage led a force of British soldiers from Boston to Lexington, where he planned to capture colonial radical leaders Sam Adams and John Hancock , and then head to Concord and seize their gunpowder. But American spies got wind of the plan, and with the help of riders such as Paul Revere , word spread to be ready for the British. On the Lexington Common, the British force was confronted by 77 American militiamen , and they began shooting at each other.

Seven Americans died, but other militiamen managed to stop the British at Concord, and continued to harass them on their retreat back to Boston. The British lost 73 dead, with another wounded and 26 missing in action.

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The bloody encounter proved to the British that the colonists were fearsome foes who had to be taken seriously. But that was before the brutal British naval bombardments and burning of the coastal towns of Falmouth, Massachusetts—located near what is the modern site of Portland, Maine—and Norfolk, Virginia helped to unify the colonies. Leaders of the rebellion seized the burnings of the two ports to make the argument that the colonists needed to band together for survival against a ruthless enemy and embrace the need for independence-a spirit that ultimately would lead to their victory.

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Those are some gorgeous screenshots, BTW. In the 's, potato farms were devastated by the golden nematode. This devastation, however, offered the Levitt family the opportunity to purchase large tracts of land at low cost. This demand, in combination with the cheap farmland and experience in construction throughout the Depression Era, provided the building opportunity to Levitt and Sons.

Young William Levitt devised a plan to produce homes for veterans on affordable plots of land and enlisted the help of his father and brother in this endeavor. Levitt homes became easily available to its prospective buyers, since veterans had the opportunity to take low-interest, insured GI Loans. Levittown expanded drastically. Two days after the announcement of the plan to build, half of the real estate had already been rented.

The continued demand for housing in Levittown caused Levitt and Sons to expand their 2, home plan to 6, homes. Levittown continues to expand today as remodeling and expanding efforts continue to individualize each home. The Dutch were the first European inhabitants in this region. In the mid 17th century, groups of New Englanders arrived in this area that was covered with swamps and streams.

The area was not part of the Hempstead Plains and soon became noted for its lakes. According to some sources, Lakeview was initially known as Skodic, after a local farmer and then later the name was changed to Woodfield. Following that came a series of overlapping areas such as Norwood West Hempstead and Hempstead Gardens, however the arrival of the railroad station in was named Lakeview became so popular the name stuck.

The story of Island Trees begins with the story of the Hempstead Plains, sixty thousand acres of flat, treeless grasslands that was once considered the largest prairie in the eastern United States. It was here, in , that a group of English colonists established Hempstead, the first permanent settlement in what later became Nassau County. Subsequently, through various grants and land deals, Hempstead was divided into territories, one of which became known as Island Trees, likely because it contained a tall group of pine trees that, from a distance, resembled an island unto itself.

The few early residents of Island Trees were mainly farmers of English descent. When the Long Island Rail Road extended its tracks from Jamaica to Hicksville in , the Island Trees farmers found themselves with a new, more convenient means of transporting their goods to market - and for receiving shipments of feed and fertilizer.