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Why did Samuel Adams label the violence in Boston as a massacre? O A. To make colonists want to fight the British Ο Ο Ο O B. To teach colonists to respect British soldiers C. To make colonists fear the
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Why did Samuel Adams label the violence in Boston as a massacre?

O A. To make colonists want to fight the British
Ο Ο Ο
O B. To teach colonists to respect British soldiers
C. To make colonists fear the British
D. To protect the British soldiers involved

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A: to make the colonist fight the British
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Your answer is A to make colonists want to fight the british.

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