What did the British learn about fighting the colonists at the Battle of Bunker Hill? A. that the British troops were outnumbered by colonial troops B. that the colonial troops were not well trained C. that the colonists did not have the resolve for a long war D. that fighting the colonists would not be easy

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Clare Hunter

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17 February, 11:08

What did the British learn about fighting the colonists at the Battle of Bunker Hill? A. that the British troops were outnumbered by colonial troops B. that the colonial troops were not well trained C. that the colonists did not have the resolve for a long war D. that fighting the colonists would not be easy

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Eden Bender · Answer 1

The correct answer is d because after bunker hill all battles fought between the americans and the british were devastatingly dangerous to the british

Chica · Answer 2

I would do with d too the person is very right