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4. Why did the British third attempt to take Breed's Hill ultimately succeed? A. Too many Patriots had been killed or wounded B. The Patriots ran out of ammunition C. The British had taken the Charlestown
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4. Why did the British third attempt to take Breed's Hill ultimately succeed? A. Too many Patriots had been killed or wounded B. The Patriots ran out of ammunition C. The British had taken the Charlestown Peninsula D. The passage doesn't say​

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