... instead. Roads and bridges, schools, and helping the poor were on the top of their agenda. Government affected the daily life of all the townspeople. Political fights were common in Concord and were usually what split the town apart. A road desperately needed by a man on the outer-part of town was ... The colonies felt like England had too tight of a grip on them and were starting to treat them like slaves. This would lead to the Revolutionary War. Concord was defiantly going down hill. There was a shortage of land and the young men began to grow rebellious. People began moving to ... ...

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