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    Boston Massacre

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    Boston Massacre The Massacre that was held in Boston Massachusetts on March 5‚ 1770 was a small yet horrific event. It started out as colonist teased and taunted the British soldiers. They also threw rocks and whatever else they could throw at them. The soldiers reacted to this by firing back at the colonist killing five people‚ three were killed on impact and two died later on‚ several were wounded. Immediately after‚ the colonist disappeared and the soldiers reported back to their barracks. Even

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    Boston Massacre

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    The Boston Massacre What happened the night of the Boston massacre? During this reading you will walk through the events written by four different sources leading up to that night of march 5‚ 1770 and be witnesses to the trial where captain Preston and his men are being tried for murder‚ defended by Samuel Adams. Boston Massacre in Facts and Numbers the Massacre occurred on the evening of March 5‚ 1770. Five civilians died as a result of the incident‚ three died on the scene and two died later.

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    Boston Massacre

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    “The Boston Controversy” March 5th‚ 1770 marks a day in American history where an event took place known as the “Boston Massacre”. This notable moment in American history was a spark in the colonies that eventually led to the American colonies taking up arms against England. The “Boston Massacre” was the iconic nickname of a riot in Boston that led to British soldiers firing upon of colonists on March 5th 1770. The major controversy debated is whether or not the British officer

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    The Boston Strangler

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    Albert DeSalvo was not the Boston Strangler. The Boston Strangler was a serial killer who sexually assaulted and killed thirteen women in Boston from 1962 to 1964. The search for the Strangler did not yield a strong suspect until 1964‚ when Albert DeSalvo‚ a patient of the Bridgewater State Mental Hospital‚ confessed to the crimes. Albert DeSalvo’s confession and detailed descriptions of the crimes led to further investigation into whether or not he was‚ in fact‚ the Boston Strangler. DeSalvo had sexually

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    A Moment in Boston History Boston‚ Bloody‚ Boston is a documentary that depicts actual events that happened in the year 1765. The history of when and whom the key players leading up to the Revolutionary War in Boston is the focus on this mini-series. As historians can focus on the true story of what happen in Boston‚ there is often times some misconceptions of what we can perceive as truth. Many documents and photographs were all truth telling to make this documentary as true as possible. Interviewing

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    I was interested in the Boston Massacre and found many testimonies and other primary resources there.  However‚ as I read through I was intrigued by a comment in my readings about Captain Thomas Preston’s “London Letter”. In Preston’s letter to London‚ he intended only Londoners to read it and when the article was later published in the Boston Gazette it added annoyance to the already frustrated public in Boston. I was now‚ intrigued and determined to find Captain Preston’s newspaper article.  I

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    Boston Massacre DBQ

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    The Boston Massacre occurred on March 5‚ 1770 and was a catalyst to a large number of changes within the colonies as well as the American Revolution. One question that is often brought up is who is to blame for the actual occurrence? However‚ there is no question because the British are obviously to blame for the entirety of the event. Probably one of the most important reasons why the British are to blame for the Boston Massacre is their unnecessary behavior. The British Troops killed or wounded

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    The Boston Celtics

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    leading Indiana State to the NCAA Championship game‚ where they fell to a Michigan State University team that was led by Magic Johnson.[27] "The (1980s) Big 3" Larry Bird was drafted 6th overall by the Boston Celtics and spent his whole career with the team. Robert Parish was traded to Boston and joined Larry Bird in 1980. Kevin McHale was drafted 3rd overall in the 1980 NBA Draft.The other important story of the Celtics’ 1978–79 season was the ongoing dispute between Auerbach and new owner John

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    The Boston Photographs

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    The Boston Photographs Stanley Foreman‚ a journalist for the Boston Herald American‚ captured three famous photographs of a fire rescue case which reminded me of my grandmothers tragedy‚ displayed the themes of tragedy and anger‚ parallels to the movie World Trade Center‚ and aligns with my opinion that Foreman published the photographs rightfully. Foreman snapped the camera thinking to take heroic shots of a brave fireman successfully rescuing a woman and a child. Little did he know‚ he would

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    Boston is history‚ a history made of bricks and woods.” In the river of Boston’s history‚ just like Prometheus brought fire to lawless human-beings‚ Charles Bulfinch brought European taste and design to the arid land of architecture in Boston‚ ushering in a new era in the name of Federal Architecture. 
 After the revolution‚ as what Thomas Pemberton said‚ Boston was capable of great increase‚ as many large spaces of land still remain vacancy. Meanwhile‚ frequent devastating conflagrations kept the

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