How did the Boston massacre impact the American Revolution?

Answer 1

The Boston massacre affected the English colonies in a way that you wouldn't even think of........ It affected the colonies by sort of threatening them, by having soldiers come to the English colonies, and forcing them to move. On the other hand, the colonist did do their part in threatening the soldiers also. They were trying to influence the soldiers to shoot.

Answer 2

The Boston Massacre affected the US because it arouse the want for freedom. Paul Revere's depiction of this he used as a form of Propaganda throughout the colonies to make them upset and desire freedom. It was the incentive people needed because it started the Revolution. -Roundrupert

Answer 3

WAR!!!!

To be specific a lot of tension started growing between the British and the Colonies, and it did eventually lead to the American revolution. The colonists did not give up this subject lightly and that is why they named it the Boston Massacre.

Answer 4

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The Boston Massacre was a major turning point to war between America and Great Britain. The American Colonists were already unhappy about all the taxes that was placed upon them. But, the Boston Massacre was the beginning of the end for the British. War would come, and Great Britain would hang its head in defeat.

Answer 5

There were even more taxes as well as riots. This led to the Boston Tea Party and that led to the Intolerable Acts.

Answer 6

the boston massacre had a lot of effect on the colonies, like the damage it caused and the killing of a several amount of people.

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Answer 7

It showed Americans that the British were willing to kill Americans.

Answer 8

Killed them.

Answer 9

It lead to the American revolution!

Answer 10

it got people killed