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1 THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL Researched by William, Brandon, Xander

2 WHO? THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL INCLUDED THE BRITISH AND THE COLONISTS. THE BRITISH WERE LEAD UP THE HILL BY GENERAL WILLIAM HOWE.THE AMERICANS WERE LED BY WILLIAM PRESCOTT.

3 WHAT? THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL WAS A MILITARY CONFLICT BETWEEN THE KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITIAN AND ITS THIRTEEN COLONIES.

4 WHERE? CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS.

5 WHEN? JUNE 17,1775

6 WHY? ON JUNE 15,1775 THE AMERICAN COLONISTS HEARD NEWS THAT THE BRITISH PLANNED TO CONTROL THE CHARLESTOWN PENINSULA BETWEEN THE CHARLES AND MYSTIC RIVERS

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