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Use what you've read in the passage to answer this question. Paul Revere’s journey began at his home in Boston and ended back at Mr. Clark’s house after his capture. During this trip, Revere used several different kinds of transportation. Describe the different modes of travel, explaining why he uses each one. Provide details from the text as evidence. Use what you've read in the passage to answer this question. Paul Revere’s journey began at his home in Boston and ended back at Mr. Clark’s house after his capture. During this trip, Revere used several different kinds of transportation. Describe the different modes of travel, explaining why he uses each one. Provide details from the text as evidence. Use what you've read in the passage to answer this question. Paul Revere’s journey began at his home in Boston and ended back at Mr. Clark’s house after his capture. During this trip, Revere used several different kinds of transportation.

Describe the different modes of travel, explaining why he uses each one. Provide details from the text as evidence.

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