yes, that's why they lost
Because the colonists' scanty store of gunpowder finally gave out, and they were forced to abandon the hill.
British had a much better army and strategy over Americans The Americans did not have enough ammo
Battle of Antietam
it was the somme (ww1)
Bunker Hill.
they killed them
yes, that's why they lost
why would I ask this question if I knew it?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! How stupid. on the other hand I do know that u people may be ho-... never mind, its probably to much for you to take in.
They were fighting from high ground, where previously they dug entrenchments.
Because the colonists' scanty store of gunpowder finally gave out, and they were forced to abandon the hill.
The Patriots lose Bunker Hill to the British because the Patriots ran out of ammunition. Peace out home brotha!
British had a much better army and strategy over Americans The Americans did not have enough ammo
Bunker Hill, known as Breeds Hill, was a strategic point where cannons could be placed overlooking Boston. It was thought that if you controlled the Hill, you could control Boston. This was, however, more than a fight for strategic positioning. The Regulars wanted to embarrass the militia and teach them a lesson, so they attacked head-on instead of devising a sound plan. The Regulars succeed but at a cost: they lose over 1,000 men and Dr. Joseph Warren of the militia dies on the hill becoming the Rebellion's first martyr. Although the Americans are driven from the hill, it gave them confidence that they could fight the Regulars in head-on battles.
Because they didn't lose as many men as the British lost.
lack of ammunition
lack of ammunition