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Why did Samuel Adams label the violence in Boston as a massacre?
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Why did Samuel Adams label the violence in Boston as a massacre?

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Answer: Samuel Adams labeled it as a massacre because he wanted to get people to challenge British authority. He was against taxes so he did it to make people rebellious.

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To make colonists want to fight the British

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