... was the official beginning of the war (Archives) and already many battles were already fought. Only a few months later, on June 17th, first major battle of the war: Battle of Bunker Hill was fought in Boston. The two sides would battle it out with each side being unrelenting toward the other. The colonist perched up on the ... in the end the victory would go to the British, they suffered a great lost of men. One victory that came out of Bunker Hill was, the colonist forces inflicted mass casualties on British Regime and caused them to retreat (Archives). Battle after battle, each side w...

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... been different if Captain Ferguson had shot Washington. The third is the scenario that Daniel Morgan would have lost at Cowpens. Lastly, the scenario that British's plan had worked at Bunker Hill. The first scenario that stood out to me was the one where Washington's army hadn't got away to Manhattan Island. At the battle of Long Island Washington's army of about ... can. Things today would have been majorly different if we would have lost at the Battle of the Cowpens. Lastly is the scenario that the British plan had worked at Bunker Hill. The British as Fleming put "had a sophisticated...

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... remaining two were sent directly to America. If the British hoped to sustain the conflict and subdue the colonies then great reserves of manpower were required. After the battle of Bunker Hill on June 17th, 1775, the British had been forced to evacuate Boston and earlier in the month Lord Dunmore had taken the decisive step of quitting Williamsburg and seeking asylum ... of the war. "If that man, Dunmore, is not crushed before the spring he will become the most dangerous man in America. His strength will increase like a snowball running down hill. Success will depend on which side can a...

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... army was militia men. Even though the Americans had lacked a formalized Army, the militia that it possessed was very effective in the determent of the British troops. The battle at Bunker Hill in 1775 proved this. The uncoordinated militia had met the British forces and overwhelmed them. Later in 1776, Washington was able to use the militia men to push the British ... ...

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