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He was the first person shot by the British at the Boston Massacre

Crispus Attucks

100

The Boston Massacre took place in this famous state

Massachusetts

100

The date of the Boston Massacre was

March 5, 1770

100

This event that taxed Colonists imported goods lead to a boiling point in the American Revolution

The Stamp Acts of 1765

200

This was the American lawyer that defended the British soldiers after the Boston Massacre

John Adams

200

The colonists were mad at Great Britain for this

Taxes, Quartering of soldiers, and no representation in law

200

The American Revolution lasted this many years in total, making it the 9th longest conflict in American History

1775 - 1783 = 8 years

200

This event occurred after the Boston Massacre. Hint: You need to point your pinky finger

The Boston Tea Party

300

This crucial lantern lighter also created the famous silver engraving of the Boston Massacre

Paul Revere

300

This kind of weather gave the colonists ammunition to use in their protest

Snowy or Bitterly Cold

300

The Boston Massacre occurred around this time of day

Night time (9pm)

300

Although many Colonists died during the course of the Revolutionary War, this many colonists were killed during the Boston Massacre

Five American Colonists

400

He commanded the British soldiers in the Boston Massacre

Captain Preston

400

This house was guarded by a lone British sentinel. It housed part of the King's Money

The Customs House

400

This day saw the formal arraignment of the British officers involved in the Boston Massacre, many months after the conflict occurred

September 7, 1770
400

The Patriots used this seasonal weapon to bombard the British Officers during the riot

Snowballs, Sticks, Stones, Clubs

500

This mouthy colonist instigated the night's events

Edward Garrick

500

This was the street that the Boston Massacre occurred on

King Street

500

The day the Treaty of Paris was signed

September 3, 1783

500

This future President defended the Brits during their trial.

John Adams

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