Which battle is noted as one of the bloodiest in the Revolutionary War?

The Battle of Bunker Hill is recognized as one of the bloodiest battles of the Revolutionary War due to the high number of casualties sustained by both the American colonial forces and the British troops. Fought on June 17, 1775, it exemplified the intense and brutal nature of early combat in the revolutionary struggle. The battle took place primarily on Breed’s Hill, and despite ultimately being a tactical victory for the British, who captured the hill, they suffered significant losses—over 1,000 British soldiers were killed or wounded, compared to around 400 American casualties. This fierce encounter demonstrated both the determination of the colonial forces and foreshadowed the challenging nature of the conflict that would continue for several more years. While the other battles mentioned were significant for different reasons, none reached the same level of immediate bloodshed as Bunker Hill.