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Q: What two groups of people surrounded the soldiers during the Boston massacre?
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Who defended the soldiers during the Boston massacre?

John Adams


Who was the commanding officer of the british soldiers during the boston massacre?

Captain Preston


What did the British citizens do as the British soldiers approached them during the Boston Massacre?

They ran away.


What food did the soldiers eat in the Boston massacre?

The soldiers did not eat anything during the so-called massacre. It was begun and done too fast for anything but firing of weapons.


Where was Capt Preston standing during the Boston Massacre?

in between the angry crowd of colonists and his soldiers.


What law were the colonists protesting wen soldiers fires on the mob during the Boston massacre?

stamp act


How many adults were killed during the Boston massacre?

5 people were killed during the Boston Massacre.


Who was tension between during the Boston massacre?

The Patriots were attempting to demonstrate against British taxation, and the soldiers were there to maintain order.


Which side was john during the American revolution war?

John Adams was a lawyer for the British soldiers during the Boston Massacre but soon joined the war efforts.


Was their a president during the Boston massacre?

no


Who illustrated the Boston Massacre?

Paul Revere, but the illustration is inaccurate. It was used as propaganda during the times of the Boston Massacre.


Why were soldiers in Boston during the Boston massacre?

The soldiers were in Boston because of the Quartering Act which states that British soldiers will stay in colonists house. The colonists must give the soldiers food, clothes, materials, a bed, a room, and other things. This enraged the colonists. The soldiers would give in return protection from other countries or the Indians from the French and Indian War.