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The passage of time affected our feelings/perspectives, because when we look at it again, we can see the things that might have been better to do in that situation. We could also learn from how they handled the situation.

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There could be different stories of the same even if no one was just plain lying because there could be different points of view and different people could've seen different things.

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The passage affects our feelings because  we explore and look at these events. We try to figure out how these events happen and how we feel about these events.  We look back and examine past events to determine our perspective on these events.

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Some people might have a different perspective of the Boston Massacre. And they also could've had a bias (if they were in the crowd or were a soldier.)

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Different people might have different perspectives of the Massacre.

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The passage of time affected our feelings and perspectives about a historical event because we look back on details and put them together like a puzzle. We can see what else can happen and that will cause us to change our feelings / perspective.

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The passage of time affects our feelings/perspectives about a historical event because we look back at the details of the even and put pieces together. In the process, we can see what else may have happened during that time and may discover things we didn't know before, and that would change our perspectives on that.

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One  person might be more believable there  ancestors may be involved or they might have done some research and are confirmed about their opinions

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There can be different stories of the Boston massacre because there could of been different perspectives

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One person's account could be more based on facts than the other person. It could also be the about who the person is, (their criminal background and what they could have done in the past.)

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someone might have more power than another

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Because that person could be more important and more believable than the other person's account. The evidence, and the witnesses could also prove the account is more believable

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Every person has a different way of viewing an event, making each story slightly different. People may have heard many different stories from different people and created their own stories based on those stories. Some stories may be biased, and could favor one person/group over the other causing the story to evoke a different feeling.

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There's many ways of viewing stories and events from any person perspective because of the different point of view

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One person may have more facts than the another person. The other person can put their personal options.

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it makes us look back on how we did things then then how

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There would be different stories even if no one is lying because some people experience things a different way or see something another person didnt. People can even just take everything different from other people.

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the were probably looking at it from a different perspective

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Because one person might know more to what happens

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One person can have a authority posistions

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It affects our feelings and perspectives about a historical event because it might have been a long time ago and it might not be as relevant as it was 200 years ago so we might not know as much or feel like it is as important.

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One person has an authority figure so they will probably believe them, then the other person who doesn't have that type of position.

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I would be more connected to something that happens in the present, since it would affect me closer than something that happened 200 years ago and affects me little.