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Paul reveres 1770 print (drawing) tells the story of the Boston Massacre from what point of view? a) The british navy b) The american colonists c) The royal governor d) King george lll
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Paul reveres 1770 print (drawing) tells the story of the Boston Massacre from what point of view?

a) The british navy
b) The american colonists
c) The royal governor
d) King george lll

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