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2 May, 12:19

The Boston Massacre represented:

Select one:

a. The devastating effects that new rifle technology would have on warfare.

b. Fear that the colonists had of an increased French presence in their cities.

c. Anger that the colonists felt towards the English Parliament not protecting them from Native American raids.

d. Colonial anger at the presence of British soldiers in their cities and their belief that their freedoms may be taken away.

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