After the Battle of Bunker Hill, propaganda played a crucial role in shaping public perception by painting a heroic picture of the American forces.

Although the British declared victory, the narrative focused on the courage and tenacity of the colonial forces, showcasing their capacity to inflict considerable losses on a trained army. This depiction sought to uplift the spirits of the colonists and promote enlistment in the revolutionary movement. By presenting the battle as a testament to bravery, propaganda played a crucial role in rallying support both at home and abroad, cultivating a sense of solidarity and resolve in the struggle for independence.