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Just prior to the revolutionary war where were the British troops stationed in Boston A. Boston Gardens B. Boston Commons C. Massachusetts Square
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Just prior to the revolutionary war where were the British troops stationed in Boston

A. Boston Gardens
B. Boston Commons
C. Massachusetts Square

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Answer: the square i believe

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I hope that helped. Lmk
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