The revolutionaries used the Boston Massacre for propaganda. They wanted the incident to help get people angry at the British Government. Why do you think John Adams, who later became the second President of the United States, rose to the defense of the soldiers involved in the incident?
JOHN Adams wanted to have a fair trial.
ReplyDeleteJohn Adams rose to the defense of the soldiers involved in the incident because he thought the soldiers deserved a fair trial.
ReplyDeleteJohn Adams rose to the defense of the soldier's because he wanted them to have a fair trial.
ReplyDeleteBecause he thought that it was faire because the colinist kept on treating them without any respect to the soliders.
ReplyDeleteWe think that John Adams rose to the defense of the soldiers because he thought that the soldiers needed a fair trial. John Adams thought that
ReplyDeleteone of the soldiers probably got nervous, and accidently fired a gunshot,and that was how it all started.
John Adams rose to the defense of the soldiers because he didn't think it was fair for the soldiers to get arrested if they shot the people for an accident.It was an accident.
ReplyDeleteI think John Adams rose to the defense of the soldiers involved in the incident because he accsedintly shot the gun.
ReplyDeleteI think he knew the soldier were just
ReplyDeletescared and didn't mean to.
Because the soldier's did not mean to fire the shot.
ReplyDeleteWe think that John Adams rose to the defense of the soldiers because,the soldiers didn't mean to kill the 5 colonists.
ReplyDeleteJohn Adams rose to defend the British
ReplyDeletesoldiers because the British got scared and fired their muskets.
John Adams rose to the defense of the soldiers because the British were scared and fired their muskets.
ReplyDeleteJohn Adams rose to the defense of the British soldiers because he thought every one should have a fair chance.
ReplyDeleteThe British Soldiers didn't do anything wrong... the people in the colonies were attacking them and one soldier fired his gun by accident and they are trained to shoot when another person shoots. All of them shot and five colonists died. The People involved in the accident tried to make British Government mad at the incident, but the British soldiers had nothing to do with it. John Adams stood up to the British soldiers because it wasn't their faults they shot them.
ReplyDeleteWe think John Adams thought every one had a fair trile
ReplyDeleteWe think that John Adams rose to the defense of the soldiers because everyone deserves to be treated fair.
ReplyDeleteWe Both think that John Adams was trying to find out who killed the five people.
ReplyDeletethat every body had a free trial
ReplyDeleteI think John Adams rose to the d-fence of the soldiers in the incident because he was a loyalist.
ReplyDeleteThe event became as the Boston massacre.A massacre is the killing of men people who cannot defend themselves.
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