What are the effects of the battle of germantown

The Battle was an American defeat but it served to boost morale and self-confidence. They believed the defeat was the result of bad luck, not poor tactics. The Americans suffered 152 losses, 521 wounded, and over 400 captured. The British casualties numbered 537 plus 14 captured.

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The battle was a decisive victory for the British. They held off the attack and inflicted around 1000 casualties on the Americans while only suffering around 500 themselves. Despite losing the battle, Germantown actually helped the Americans in winning the war. The morale of the soldiers was boosted by the attack.

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