A very high hill is a mountain.
Bunker Hill and Breed's Hill are the same thing. Breed's Hill is famous for the "Battle of Bunker Hill" that happened during the American Revolutionary War. The casualties for the 13 colonies were 115 deaths, 305 injuries, and 30 captured. For England, they had 226 deaths(19 of them were officers), 828 injuries. In the end, the English won, but with the amount of deaths and injuries the English had the colonies thought of it as a victory.
The British wanted to attack bunker hill because from bunker hill all of Boston could be hit by cannon fire. However because of a mistake they attacked breeds hill thinking it was bunker hill.
No, they are not related at all.
The Battle of Breed's Hill.
It was a hill overlooking the city of Boston in Massachusetts. The Battle of Bunker Hill, however, was fought on a nearby Breed's Hill and was accidentally named the Battle of Bunker Hill because of the mix-up. Hope I helped... Yah... xD
A very high hill is typically referred to as a mountain.
Walking down-hill, especially with a heavy pack, puts a very high strain on your legs.
Doing "high knees", squats, or running up a very steep hill with weights.
a mountain, a cliff
Driving up a very steep hill?
Hill Valley High School
Rock Hill High School was created in 1888.
River Hill High School was created in 1996.
Arthur Hill High School was created in 1903.
Castle Hill High School was created in 1963.
Science Hill High School was created in 1867.
Drum Hill High School was created in 1909.