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What was the significance of the Boston massacre?

What was the significance of the Boston massacre?
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What was the significance of the Boston massacre?

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The Boston Massacre happened the colonies were playing around with each other woth snow balls and stone and then it turn violent. The soldiers from area seen it as harm and took act and killed some of the people in the colonies
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