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Why did the Boston massacre ruin the relationship between the colonist and Britain?
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Why did the Boston massacre ruin the relationship between the colonist and Britain?

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Because the British Soldiers killed/injured multiple Americans.  The American were already pretty mad at Britain, but this put the Americans over the edge. 
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