In the aftermath of the Battle of Bunker Hill, American propaganda centered on the valor and sacrifice of colonial soldiers.

This narrative was crafted to promote unity among the colonies and bolster support for the revolutionary cause by highlighting the Americans' determination to resist British oppression. By celebrating the courage displayed in the face of significant challenges, the propaganda sought to invigorate public sentiment in favor of independence. Emphasizing heroism and commitment was essential in galvanizing support for the ongoing struggle, strengthening the belief in the righteousness of their fight.