The Boston massacre and what role it played in organizing the colonist against the British King and Parliament.

Boston massacre is when a small crowd of colonists armed with clubs, snow balls, etc attacked a british soldier and mocked the small troop of soldiers daring them to shoot at them, soon colonists mimicking as the captian ording the soldiers to shoot caused the small troop of soldiers to shoot into the crowd of colinists resulting in 5 deaths, this is when a lot of colonists decided they did not want to be apart of britain. Some colonists realized after the boston massacre that British king was treating them un-citizen like and wanted seperation from britain

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Boston massacre is when a small crowd of colonists armed with clubs, snow balls, etc attacked a british soldier and mocked the small troop of soldiers daring them to shoot at them, soon colonists mimicking as the captian ording the soldiers to shoot caused the small troop of soldiers to shoot into the crowd of colinists resulting in 5 deaths, this is when a lot of colonists decided they did not want to be apart of britain. Some colonists realized after the boston massacre that British king was treating them un-citizen like and wanted seperation from britain