History, 14.07.2020 23:01 claou6531

How did Paul Revere's engraving of the Boston Massacre increase support for colonial independence?
A. The engraving showed British soldiers firing at a crowd of
unarmed colonists.
B. The engraving showed colonists dressed as Native Americans
and attacking British tea ships.
C. The engraving showed British soldiers standing by passively while
colonists were being attacked by Native Americans.
D. The engraving showed colonists attacking soldiers as they
retreated from Concord.

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