Who sent troops to lexington and concord to capture stores of ammunition? general gage samuel adams john hancock george washington

General Gage.

Explanation:

While Gage served as military governor in Massachusetts (1774 - 1775) he sent troops to Lexington and Concord (April 1775) to reveal ammunition caches and to seize Samuel Adams, a leading Revolutionary agent, who ended up escaping. This event became the beginning of the American Revolution. Later, the Battle of Bunker Hill in June was a failure as well, so Gage was succeeded by Gen. Sir William Howe.

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