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1 The Battle of Bunker hill
Researched by, David Ingelfinger, Henry Anderson and Gabe Leach

2 Who General Putman Colonel Prescott Charles river
Major General Clinton Governor Gage Brig. Gen. Robert Piggott Major Gen. Burgoyne Dr. Joseph Warren Col. John Stark Who

3 It’s a battle between colonist and British for Breeds hill and Bunker hill
What

4 The Battle of Bunker hill was located in Boston
Where

5 Jun 17,1775 during the day and night hard and cruel
When

6 To get land called Bunker hill and Breeds hilll
Why

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