Tensions between the British and the colonists explode in Massachusetts, as violence erupts on the road to Concord and the first shots of the American Revolution are fired.
As Patriots raid British forts and stockpile munitions, Warren learns of a British march to arrest Adams and Hancock sending Revere on his legendary midnight ride.
As shots ring out in Lexington and Concord, local leaders like Barrett and Warren rise to meet the moment while Adams and Hancock come to grips with the fact that the revolution has begun.
As Congress debates and Warren rallies the resistance, Washington is called to lead. With Boston under siege and loyalty fracturing, the Revolution begins to find its voice and its generals.