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Why was the battle of bunker hill considered a patriot victory?
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Why was the battle of bunker hill considered a patriot victory?

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A punishment forced upon the colonists for destroying the tea. The British closed off the port to trade, forced colonists to house British Troops and British officials to be tried in Britain for crimes committed in the colonies.
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