No, the Boston Massacre was started by colonists throwing snowballs at British soldiers.
Yes, people threw vegetables during the events leading up to the Boston Massacre.
They provoked the soldiers and threw things at them!
They provoked the soldiers and threw things at them!
Yes and no. That was the start of the massacring, but that was triggered when a few idiots threw snowballs with rocks in them and oysters at the British soldiers and that can be taken as intending to kill so, the only logical thing to do was fire.
People threw snowballs at the soldiers. Some of the soldiers were deployed and some of the people died. About 4
People threw snowballs at the soldiers. Some of the soldiers were deployed and some of the people died. About 4
The boston massacre had no leaders. A few kids threw snow balls at a soldier and the soldier called for backup.
Colonists threw sticks and stones at the Red Coats, which gave way to the Boston Massacre.
Yes he was killed in the Boston massacre when he threw a snowball at a British soldier.
The Boston Massacre was a symbol for the Colonists to rebel, but, the British were shooting only to defend themselves. There was also the Boston Tea Party, in which Colonists (dressed as Native Americans) threw tea into Boston harbor, to protest the tea tax.
the Boston massacre was started by the British throwing snowballs.Answerthat's not true what really happend is they threw snowballs,ice chunks,and sticks and the colonists started the Boston Massacre both of those are not true the Boston massacre started because a man did not pay his bill for a wig so he got in a huge fight and the people around heard a unpleasent fight around and everybody crouded around and everybody started to fight and it got really bad. liarYoure all wrong. The boston massacre started when american protestors threw snowballs and stones at the British because they were occupying the city of Boston. The british fired without orders, killing five men. The whole wig thing is a myth. The guy actually had paid his bills the day before. Look it up.
No one person was responsable for the Boston Massacre. The Colonists were just fed up with the British, and how they kept taxing the colonies, even though most thought that they had no right to. During the Massacre, a large group of Colonists saw about five British soldiers, and threw snow and rocks at them. The Colonists provoked them enough to cause them to fire into the crowd. The soldiers were later charged for murder, but John Adams defended them in a trial and they were released.