How did the colonists react to the Battle of Bunker Hill?

That battle was really significant because that battle was the first major "victory". They "lost" because they lost the hill but they "won" because of the casualties they inflicted on the British. In that battle, only around 400 colonist died while there were over 1,00 casualties on the British side. This battle gave a large confidence boost which then created confidence with hope in the colonist.

Answered by Geekhawk | 2024-06-10

Confidence was built as the revolution began. ;

Answered by parkerbj | 2024-06-13

The colonists reacted to the Battle of Bunker Hill with increased confidence and resolve, despite technically losing the battle. The heavy casualties inflicted on the British boosted morale among American forces and showcased their ability to stand against a superior army. This battle helped galvanize support for the revolutionary cause across the colonies.
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Answered by Geekhawk | 2024-12-26