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Yes, Thomas Paine fought on bunker hill with the "Yankees".
No, he was not a soldier.
The battle of Bunker Hill was so important because it proved to the British, that the colonists could fight. On the other hand it told the colonist that the war would be hard to put up with.
Bunker Hill showed just how determined both sides were. The colonists on the hill ran out of ammunition and the British literally killed them where they stood. It was a major battle for the time and showed that the colonists were ready to fight to the death. No prisoners were taken and the British used bayonets on the living.
Bunker Hill was and is a Boston holiday, strictly cerebrated in Boston. Not Cambridge, not Lowell, just us Bostonians. But Bunker Hill was where the British Army caused the Patriots to retreat to Cambridge. The reason that I think that we celebrate is is because it was our inspiration to fight on. But no, we didn't win that one, buddy.
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The battle of Bunker Hill
None. John Quincy Adams did not serve in the military. He was too young to fight in the Revolution, and too old to fight in the Mexican War. He was born in 1767 and watched the Battle of Bunker Hill from his home when he was seven. He was nearly 80 when the Mexican War started.
Samuel Adams
to fight for freedom against slaves
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Yes, Thomas Paine fought on bunker hill with the "Yankees".
it proved to the British that the colonists had the will to fight. even though they lost they had the will to fight.
No, he was not a soldier.
The Patriots lost the battle of Bunker hill because they were way outnumbered. But they stood up to them and fought.
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Samuel Adams risked his life to fight the British and their policies. He was one of the main organizers of the Boston Tea Party, and served as the 4th Governor of Massachusetts.