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14 September, 23:17

Why did some colonist referred to the shooting in Boston as the Boston massacre?

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  1. 15 September, 02:17
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    The Sons of Liberty, a Patriot association formed in 1765 to restrict the Stamp Act, advertised the "Boston Massacre" as a fighting for American freedom and only rationale in the disposal of British soldiers from Boston.
  2. 15 September, 02:45
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    Because it was a big thing although only a few were killed
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