1 The Boston Massacre Article By: Lacey. 2 What Was The Boston Massacre? BBBBritish soldiers misheard their leader while being pelted and tormented.

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1 The Boston Massacre Article By: Lacey

2 What Was The Boston Massacre? BBBBritish soldiers misheard their leader while being pelted and tormented with snow by Boston colonists~ the soldiers thought the leader had said “Fire!” at the colonists and shot into the crowd with their muskets, preloaded, killing five colonists, wounding six more.

3 Who Was There? WWWWho~ A mob of fifty ~ sixty colonists led by a man named Crispus Attucks who was killed in the massacre, gathered around a British guard, who then called for backup. Captain Preston and seven other soldiers came to help.

4 When Did It Happen? Where did it happen?  When~  Around nine o’ clock at night  seventeen seventy  on March fifth  Where~  On the streets of Boston, Massachusetts  Outside of the Customs House building, where taxes were collected 

5 Why the Boston Massacre Occurred vWvWvWvWhy~ vCvCvCvColonists were angry because of the new installed British regiments and because they were forced to let soldiers live in their homes~ the Quartering Act, which also made them provide food, candles, etcetera. vWvWvWvWhy~ vSvSvSvSoldiers were angry because they were far away from their homes, and arguing and not getting along with the colonists made their jobs very difficult.

6 Causes Of The Boston Massacre Cause~ Colonists surrounded British soldiers and called them names, insulting their red coats by calling them “ lobsterbacks ” and threw rocks and snow. They also dared the British to fire their muskets into the crowd.

7 Effects of the Boston Massacre The massacre was named the Boston Massacre to rally the colonists against the British It convinced the colonists that they should not be ruled by Britain Afterwards the British repealed all the unpopular taxes except for on tea, which angered the colonists and later caused the Boston Tea Party Preston and his soldiers were put on jail trials; Presto was acquitted, while two soldiers were found guilty of manslaughter

8 Colonists Point Of View The colonists of Boston and other Patriots believed that the British shot at the mob for no apparent reason. Paul Revere’ s engraving proves this, as he portrayed the British shooting mercilessly at a peaceful crowd of colonists with no weapons.

9 CREDITS CREDITS  MY SOURCES:  HISTORY ALIVE BOOKS  WORLDBOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA  WORLDBOOK KIDS  THE BOSTON MASSACRE BY ALLISON STARK DRAPER  THANK YOU FOR READING!!!!  ~LACEY HALL