The skirmish at Concord on April 19, 1775, resulted in an American victory, marking a significant turning point in the early stages of the American Revolutionary War.

Upon realizing that a significant portion of their planned supplies had been taken, British troops encountered strong opposition from colonial militias. The Minutemen employed guerrilla tactics, launching surprise attacks on British soldiers as they tried to withdraw to Boston. This effective defense not only demonstrated the determination and capability of the colonial forces but also rallied support for the revolutionary movement, encouraging additional resistance against British rule and reinforcing the colonists' dedication to independence.