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What were the immediate effects of the british winning the Battle of Bunker Hill?
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The British may have technically won the Battle of Bunker Hill during the Revolutionary War, but it was due to the Americans running out of ammunition. The British actually lost a large number of soldiers, many of whom were generals, and immediately gained great respect for the American army.
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What were the immediate effects of the Americans losing the Battle of Bunker Hill?
The Battle of Bunker Hill was a major part of the American Revolutionary War, a battle won by the British. However, while the Americans had run out of ammunition and were forced to retreat, the British had suffered a great loss of men, and gained a respect for the American army. The American's retreat was not followed after like it would have been before.
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