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As a result of the Battle of Bunker Hill,
A) the colonists realized they were no match for the British.
B) the British suffered their heaviest casualties of the entire war.
C) the British were driven from Boston.
D) the colonists won a decisive victory that almost ended the war.
Battle of Bunker Hill
An early and significant battle during the American Revolutionary War on June 17, 1775, showcasing the determination and resilience of the American forces.
British Casualties
Individuals from Britain who were killed, wounded, missing, or captured during a conflict or in a military context.
Decisive Victory
A military outcome that conclusively resolves the objective being fought over, leaving the victor clear and undisputable.
- Identify the responses and opposition to British taxes and laws during the colonial period.
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- Identify the responses and opposition to British taxes and laws during the colonial period.
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