How did the battle of bunker hill impact colonists?
confidence was built as the revolution began.
worries grow as people were unsure of the colonial army’s abilities.
high casualty rates weakened the colonial army.
costs increased a new weapons were needed after the loss.

The correct answer is "Confidence was built as the revolution began". At The Battle of Bunker Hill the British defeated the Americans in Massachusetts. This happened early in the Revolutionary War (1775-83), and despite the colonists were defeated, this battle built their confidence as they were an unprepared army and inflicted serious damage in the British army.

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