Colonial soldiers won the siege of boston, even though they ... a. were poorly trained compared to the British. b. ran out of ammunition fighting in Boston. c. had fewer soldiers in swigs than the British. d. were forced to retreat to Bunker Hill.

a. were poorly trained compared to the British.

Explanation:

The colonial soldiers were poorly trained and armed compared to the English army, but they had strategic advantage when doing the siege, since the Royal Army didn't have supplies available and had a terrified town under its control, the colonial soldiers, eventhoug under armed and under trained, had the upper hand when they put Boston into a siege with the Royal army inside the city.

A. Poorly trained compared to the British