History, 16.03.2022 18:20 madisontrosclair2

What was apparent to both the Continental Army and the British after the battle of bunker Hill? (Brainiest) A. The American Revolution was going to be a long fight.

B. The American Revolution had no chance of sucess.

C. The American Revolution was not worth fighting for.

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