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Which future us president defended soldiers on Boston massacre?
John Adams
How did the Boston Massacre effect the US?
It convinced more colonist to take a move towards independence.
What two groups were involved in the little horn massacre?
The Native Americans and the US Cavalry.
Was the US Army 8th cavalry stationed in Montana at the time involved with the wounded knee massacre?
No it was not.
When did the US become involved in the Vietnam?
'55.
Was the Boston Massacre the start of the Boston tea party?
NO! the Boston massacre was a street fight between bristish troops and Americans, one of the main causes was the requirement for US to house bristish troops. The boson tea party was a protest againts tea taxes and the monolopy the british government had on tea. This was led by the sons of liberty (who was a radical group)
What major war did the us become involved in?
Vietnam.
What us state did the Revolutionary War begin?
Massachusetts, home of the Battles of Lexington and Concord. Before the war it was home to the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party. Of course, Massachusetts was only a British colony then, and it did not become a US state until more than twenty years later.
Was john brown president?
Nope, he was an abolitionist. He was involved in the Pottawatomie Massacre. This Massacre occurred in May 1856 as a result of the raid of the free soil city of Lawrence.
How did the us become involved in world war2?
The U.S. became involved after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
What things might lead the colonists to form a united the US?
Taxation without representation, the Boston Massacre, the Stamp Act, and the Intolerable or Coercive Acts.
When did the Us Become involved in a war in Vietnam?
1964-1975
