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Because although the patriots were forced to retreat (because they were running low on supplies and ammunition), they showed the British that they could fight, and stand up to them. It was also the first battle of the revolution.

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okay, so the battle of bunker hill is significant because the inexperienced colonists held their own against the world's most powerful army.

It was also the first real battle of the American Revolution
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