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The Boston Massacre was an event that took place on March 5, 1770 where British Armed Troops opened fire on a small mob of Boston citizens who were crowding around the soldiers and threatening them. The soldiers killed five citizens. And the Sons of liberty wanted to make the British look bad so they named it the Boston Massacre.
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What happened with George Washington in the Boston massacre?
Nothing. George Washington was not involved in the Boston Massacre. However, Sam and John Adams were involved. Sam Adams organized protests and John Adams served as the British Soldiers' legal counsel.
What did Sam Adams do?
Sam Adams started a news paper, was mayor of Boston, started the Boston Tea Party, and was in the first councel.
Who was militant Boston leader of the resistance to the Tea Act and of the Boston Tea Party was?
samual Adams
How was Sam Adams important to the revolution?
He formed the Sons of Liberty, the committee's of correspondence and the first continental congress. He was a major patriot, and the cousin of the 2nd president of the United States, John Adams. He supported the Boston Tea Party and the act of tar and feathering British Tax collectors. Paul Revere and Sam Adams publicized the Boston Massacre by Revere's engraving entitled "the Bloody Massacre" and Sam Adam's article found in Newspapers. He "hosted" many ideas on how to fight the British.
How did sameul Adams and paul revere try to sway public opinion about the Boston massacre?
Sam Adams put up posters that described the "boston massacre". the posters showed a slaughter of innocent americans by blood thirsty red coats.
What happened with George Washington in the Boston massacre?
Nothing. George Washington was not involved in the Boston Massacre. However, Sam and John Adams were involved. Sam Adams organized protests and John Adams served as the British Soldiers' legal counsel.
Who owns Sam Adams?
Boston Beer Co. (Sam Adams)
What street was Sam Adams House on?
Sam Adams resided on Purchase Street in Boston.
What did Sam Adams do?
Sam Adams started a news paper, was mayor of Boston, started the Boston Tea Party, and was in the first councel.
Was Sam Adams born in Boston?
Yes he was.
What famous event did Sam Adams organize?
The Stamp Act campaign was organized by Sam Adams in Boston in 1765.
Leader of the sons of liberty in Boston massachussetts?
john Adams
Who was militant Boston leader of the resistance to the Tea Act and of the Boston Tea Party was?
samual Adams
Did sam Adams have a middle name?
Sam Adams got his nickname by Samual Adams!
How was Sam Adams important to the revolution?
He formed the Sons of Liberty, the committee's of correspondence and the first continental congress. He was a major patriot, and the cousin of the 2nd president of the United States, John Adams. He supported the Boston Tea Party and the act of tar and feathering British Tax collectors. Paul Revere and Sam Adams publicized the Boston Massacre by Revere's engraving entitled "the Bloody Massacre" and Sam Adam's article found in Newspapers. He "hosted" many ideas on how to fight the British.
Did Sam Adams live his whole life in Boston?
Yes he did!
Who owns sams?
Boston Beer Co. (Sam Adams)
