What was the impact of the battle of bunker?

A) it was the first victory for the continental army.

B) it marked the last battle of the American revolution.

C) it established a precedent for how the British Royal Navy would engage the Continental Navy.

D) it proved to British that fighting the colonists would not be easy

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Leland Welch

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14 March, 10:07

What was the impact of the battle of bunker?

A) it was the first victory for the continental army.

B) it marked the last battle of the American revolution.

C) it established a precedent for how the British Royal Navy would engage the Continental Navy.

D) it proved to British that fighting the colonists would not be easy

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Preston Dalton · Answer 1

The answer would be D.

The continental army in the battle of Bunkerhill was a morale booster to them because of the dent they were able to put in their forces despite consisting of militia.