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What was the significance of the heavy British losses at the Battle of Bunker Hill? The British were able to recruit more soldiers. The Americans gained confidence to continue f…

What was the significance of the heavy British losses at the Battle of Bunker Hill? The British were able to recruit more soldiers. The Americans gained confidence to continue f…
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What was the significance of the heavy British losses at the Battle of Bunker Hill? The British were able to recruit more soldiers. The Americans gained confidence to continue fighting the British. The British immediately retreated.

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its b

- just did it on edge

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Answer:

The answer is B

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I just did it

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