Question

8/10 what was the significance of the battle of bunker hill? it was a decisive british victory it showed the colonists determination and ability to fight it led to the capture of new york it ended the revolutionary war

Explanation:

The Battle of Bunker Hill, though a British - victory in terms of taking the hill, demonstrated that the American colonists could hold their own against the well - trained British army, showing their determination and combat ability. It did not lead to the capture of New York, was not the end of the Revolutionary War, and while it was a British victory, its more important significance was in what it revealed about the colonists.

Answer:

It showed the colonists' determination and ability to fight