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Battle of Lexington and Concord
The Americans won the battle. There was 93 total Americaan casualties. There was 273 total British casualties. 366 total casualties in the war. The "shot heard round the world" started the war. -
Battle of Bunker Hill
Technically the British won the battle of Bunker Hill, but not without a significant loss. The British had 1096 casualties and the colonists only had 420 casualities, but the colonists ran out of ammunition so they had to retreat. -
Battle of Long Island
The British won the battle of Long Island. There was 1719 casualties for the colonists, and there was 379 British casualties. There was 10,000 colonial militiamen, and 20,000 British soldiers. -
Battle of Trenton
The Americans won the battle of Trenton. There was 940 casualties for the British and 400 escaped, and there was 7 casualties for the colonits 2 were frozen to death and 5 were wounded. -
Battle of Fort Ticonderoga
The Americans won the battle of Fort Ticonderoga. The battle took place during July 2, 1777 to July 6, 1777. There was 80 casualties 2 for the Americans, and 78 for the British. -
Battle of Saratoga
The Americans won the battle of Saratoga. There was about 6,662 British casualties, which was basically their whole army. There was about 330 American casualties. The German Hessians helped the Britsh army, but still lossed. -
Battle of Monmouth
There was really no winner in the battle of Monmouth, but the Americans made the British retreat so technically the Americans won. There was between 362 and 500 casualties for the Americans, and there was about 1,134 British casualties. -
Battle of Cowpens
The Americans won the battle of Cowpens. There was more than 800 casualties for the Britsh, and less than 100 casualties for the colonists. The victory made a important morale boost, and later that year in November, the Americans would defeat the British at Yorktown. -
Battle of Yorktown
The Americans won the battle with a little help from France. There was 635 British casualties, and only 252 American casualties. The battle of Yorktown was also called the siege of Yorktown.
