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Use the map and the passage to answer this question. The text says William Daws traveled by land. Like Revere, he was in a hurry to reach Lexington, so you could make the inference that he took the shortest route. If Daws took the shortest route, which of the following sentences are true about Daws's ride to Lexington? Select two.

(A) He traveled through Charlestown.

(B) He crossed a bridge.

(C) He set out to the southeast.

(D) He traveled through Menotomy.

(E) He passed through the area where Revere was nearly captured.

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