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The British are not as militarily strong as once thought, and the Colonists over-estimated the Loyalst's apptitude for fighting.

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Historical Significance: Moral victory for the colonists. Momentum gained for colonists.

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The American Revolution was interesting because the colonists were fighting for independence, not land. Despite the outcome of the war, the colonists still would have remained in America so losing the area that surrounded Bunker Hill was not significant to the rest of the revolution. This means that the moral victory was much more valuable than losing the military victory.

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It boosted the moral of the colonists as British take way more losses than the colonists

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The historical significance is that the colonists gained momentum and strength going into later battles helping them succeed in more battles.

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The historical Significance is that lots of the British were killed and the untrained colonists only lost a small amount of men.

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It finally proved that the Colonists were ready to fight

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The historical Significance of bunker hill was that although the British won it they took such heavy losses that it showed they could be hurt.

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The Historical Significance of Bunker Hill: 226 Red coats killed with the colonist's only losing half of those numbers. The Red coats won but it was at a great cost. The moral victory was very important for the colonists.