What if Joseph Warren Never Died at Bunker Hill? The infamous Revolutionary War would not have happened without the support of the significant individuals that worked a tremendous amount for it. The fight for liberation of this country was not a simple task, it required many people to work day and night and risk everything including their life. It is safe to say that Dr. Joseph Warren is one of these vital people that helped in various ways to free our nation. Joseph Warren is a figure widely remembered across the United States for his dedication during the early events of the war. His determination, strategy, and moral support was essential at the time. He played a key role in many initial events that took place during the starting of the war. Occurrences such as the Boston Tea Party, Suffolk Resolves and many others (History). Joseph Warren was born in Roxbury, Province of Massachusetts Bay, to Joseph Warren and Mary (Stevens) Warren. His father was a well-known farmer who died in October 1755. History has told us that Joseph Warren was a very educated man for his time. He attended the Roxbury Latin School and then went to Harvard College, which he graduated from in 1759, and then he perused in teaching and taught at Roxbury Latin for a short while.…show more content… Which left Joseph Warren to take over Adam’s leadership role in Boston. He became in charge with the organizing of militias and collecting weapons and gun powder. A while later when Adams and John Hancock came back to Massachusetts, they discovered that the British were in search of them to capture and kill them. It was Joseph Warren, who then informed the infamous Paul Revere and William Dawes to go give warning to them that British soldiers were coming to their secret sanctuary in Lexington to capture them (National Parks
