Why was the Battle of Bunker Hill important in the war for American independence from Britain? A.
Although the British ultimately won the battle, they lost their best general.
B.
Although the British ultimately won the battle, they suffered heavy casualties.
C.
The battle was the first important victory for General George Washington.
D.
The battle was the first important victory for the fledgling Continental Army.

It is B. Although the British ultimately won the battle, they suffered heavy casualties.

Explanation:

I remember doing this question in 5th grade and the teacher said that even though the British won, they lost a lot of people so it was kind of a win win for American too.

It's B. Jonathan Edwards.

Explanation:

Jonathan Edwards was one of the first American philosophers and ministers to participate in the 18th century religious revival known as the Great Awakening. His sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God warned sinners that they would go to hell unless they repented and asked Christ for mercy. The sermon highlights Puritan ideals such as predestination and the tendency toward simple language.