Who are the lobster backs and who are minutemen and why were this name given?

The term "Lobster Backs" referred to British soldiers during the American Revolutionary War, derived from their red coats that resembled the color of lobsters. "Minutemen" were colonial militia members who pledged to be ready for battle at a minute's notice, reflecting their quick response to British actions. These names highlighted the contrasting roles and perceptions of the British troops and the colonial fighters, with "Lobster Backs" often seen as oppressive and "Minutemen" as the defenders of colonial rights.