Second 5,4,3,2,1

5 Comments:
-Smith one of the main characters, hs trouble deciding between staying obedient, and doing what he wants to do.
-It is a great advancement to the army, excepting black soldiers into the army.
-I think it was a great idea to form the minutemen.
-Lamson must have felt as if he was finally excepted because it was common that mulatto people had conflicts in the white and black communtiy.
-Mulatton was a term used to describe a person who was white and Native American, or a person who was black and Native American.

4 Questions I May Have:
-If they are only marchinjg to concord, how come men are getting killed?
- How exactly were black soldiers drafted into war?
- Were the minutemen different races, or just one main race?
- What kind of sources did they have for blacks versus whites?

3 Words (or more):
-Semblance: "...restored some semblance of order..." (Cox 18). (Def: outward aspect or appearance.)

-Reconciliation: "No man was a warmer for reconciliation than myself..." (Cox 22). (Def: the process of making consistent or compatible.)

- Howitzers: "...and over two hundred cannons, howitzers, and mortars," (Cox 26). (Def:A relatively short cannon that delivers shells at a medium muzzle velocity, usually by a high trajectory.)

2 Literary Devices:
Hyperbole: "The men were so wild, they could hear no order," (Cox 18). (This is a hyperbole because it exaggerates the men being wild.)

Personification:"With all out war growing..." (Cox 25). (This is personification because it is saying that a war is growing.)

1 Sentence Summary:This section is basically still about how the men are marching to Concord.