What was the importance of the Boston massacre?

Answer 1

The Boston Massacre was important because it eventually lead to the Revolutionary war, and the revolution changed American history.
because nobody knew who yelled "fire" the colonists or the capitain of the redcoats and they wanna knoe

Answer 2

The Boston Massacre was Propaganda used by the colonists against the British. The colonists started realizing that their rights as English citizens were being denied, and they were upset. Captain Preston had told the soldier not to fire, but the soldier did not obey him. The engraving that Paul Revere carved shows a dog just sitting on the street while the Massacre is happening, and the soldiers ignore it. That showed that the soldiers thought a dog's life was more important than a humans life. The Boston Massacre was a key event that led to the American Revolution.

Answer 3

It was the turning point or starting if you will of the revolutionary war even if it didn't begin right away.

Answer 4

The Boston Massacre, which occurred on March 5, 1770, was one element is the increasing dissatisfaction of many colonials with the government policies set in London.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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