At the beginning stages of the Revolutionary War

A) The British gained an important strategic advantage with the capture of Bunker Hill.
B) Neither the British nor the patriots were willing to inflict a crushing blow.
C) The Americans were assured of a victory because they had European support.
D) Most Americans were convinced they would be defeated.

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Alyssa D'Aloise · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  At the beginning stages of the Revolutionary War, both the British and the patriots were cautious and not fully committed to inflicting a decisive blow, as the conflict was still developing and both sides were assessing their positions and strategies.

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