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why did some of the colonists loose their jobs?

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why did all this start start over taxes?

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What started the Boston Massacre?

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why today do people that have indian descent get compencated and not the black ?

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Why were some events like the red coat hitting the colonists not in the book? It seemed like this also caused tension

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Why did the redcoats shoot at the colonists when they could have walked away? I think they knew that it would cause problems, so why'd they fire?

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Were their more than one reason they wanted to fight britain

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What made the colonists' communication system one of the best in the world?

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Why didn't the English people do the same things as the colonists because England was doing the same thing?

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What were some of the people who helped fight

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Why was it when that one man was struck it started a war? Only one person can start that? It wasn't the deaths of the five people or the thought of the red coats attacking them again? What was so significant about that wig maker?

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Why did the British control Boston's ports.

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What gave the Americans the confidence to rebel? Don't they know that they are up against the strongest military force on the planet?

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What made them so sure that they were gonna give the Redcoats a scare?

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Why did Britain let the colonist buy weapons?

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Who led the war and how long did it last for?

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why did the slaves participate boston massacre

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How'd the colonists buy the weapons? Did they trade?

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What were the orders of the soldiers that came over from Europe?

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In what amount of time did all Americans know about the Boston Massacre? Why was this so popular in the colonies and not in England?

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How long did this rebellious war last and how long did these acts go on for.

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Why were some of the colonists losing their jobs after the British arrived with troops to keep the colonies in-line?

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How long was the Revolutionary war?

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How did the colonists let the English control them when they were 3000 miles apart?

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How did Benjamin's communication service work?

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why was the British red coats so mean to people? why is Ben franklin so important to our history

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Why were the mob of men angry at the British and why were the Rebels' have a chance of victory against Lexington & Concord?

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Are the colonists militery called Minuet Men?

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The way the britsh handled it was horible they shot one person and shot more. I think there is more to the story but it was a crazy act.

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why did the colonists die so much

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Were the people who died in government or were they just regular colonists? Did the soldiers get in trouble for killing 5 people?

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Why did the Brihish hit the colonists

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Why did they kill the colonists.

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how the soldiers fight, and how they kill people if there in the way.

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I thought that only three died in the shooting. It was nice to get some names this time like the seventeen year old. None of this would have happened if he wouldn't have hit the colonists

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How did only four people die when they shot so many bullets, and how did the mob start in the street?

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Was that shooting event the Boston Massacre? What reaction did the colonists had that changed history? Why did one of the Red Coats strike an innocent colonist?

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What were some of the factors that led up to this first riot that left five dead at the scene?Was this even the Boston Massacre?Finally, how was there only five dead when this was over, the British had fire power

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the british and the colonists started a war after that event was it the boston massacre?

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Was this the most important event in Boston and why did the colonists react and risk there lives over one incident.

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why did the solder hit the colinist and who hit him back. was that the bostom massacre.but there was olny 5 british not 8.

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The red coats should have been punished for their actions. Why did the one red coat fire at random after he was hit in the head?

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Did the slaves want freedom for the colonies? The video said a slave was shot and killed instantly. What were the slaves rooting for?

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Was this event the Boston Massacre? Why did the men think they lost their jobs because of the Red Coats.

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The mob of men looked young and were mad at the British; was this the Boston Massacre in real life?

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I didn't understand why that lead officer had been yelling at the British to hold fire? Also who is that wig maker again? was he the one that was hit by the officer and then his buddies came to back him up?

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Boston Massacre killed 5 citizens from the redcoats that laid open fire on the colonists. This event was caused by the Redcoats invading the colonists space.

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The book never mentioned anything about a colonist hitting a soldier. why did the soldiers choose to fire, when they could have just walked away? Didn't they know the colonists would rebel against their actions, and cause something? It happened with every other law or tax that the British put on the colonists.

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What did Paul Revere do in the war?

Did these events lead to the revolutionary war?

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Angry mob of colonists blame the Red Coats for their losses of jobs. The British eventually open fire.

What did it mean when it said the 17-year-old "lit the fuse"?

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The colonists were very angry at the British and now that they had murdered some of the colonists, they are furious, the colonists are basically saying, this is war.

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Is this the boston massacre. Thought only 5 british fire in to the crowd not 8.

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Was it a 17 teen year old what started the shootings?

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The British soldiers should be able to take that. The British soldier shouldn't have shot and killed the 17 year old boy. He was innocent. Was it right to shoot and kill people who are just mad that they lost their jobs? Why weren't the British punished? They killed 5 colonists. The Red Coats should've been punished.

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Those men in the video looked young. They had lots of life left to live and they were killed by the British Red Coats. I get why the colonists would have such a big negative reaction to this moment. It would have been better for the British to not have fired at all. Even the people who were slaves protested the Acts and the British. I wonder how much the Acts and the whole scenario affected the African slaves.

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Pahl revere is really famous, and how he sold silver, and metal, and how he sikes to get in the middle of fights

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Why did the colonists get so mad about the one ship being taken, didn't others get taken to?

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the british were just defending themselves. I think it was a fair choice. the bitish hit the colnist because the colonists were attacing the british in a mob

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why was the United states a good place for colonies to come and settle? why is new York so popular that that time? and today?

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why do the colonists still think there British,

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The colonists are starting to become mad at England for all the taxes they have to pay to the King and Parliament. Why were the colonists practically favored more that the actual British

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Why were many colonists still believing that they are somewhat British, even though they came over here to stop being controlled by Britain

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John Handcock sighned the declaration of Independants. Was it John Handcock that got locked in his ship?

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Did this probably has a similar relation to the Boston Tea Party? If there was, would it ruin the life of Boston?

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Wasn't John Hancock a really famous patriot? and wasn't he the one who signed his name really large on the Declaration of Independence to make the English really angry and so he was the first on on their kill list?

Was that the guy who sent the colonists into the British officials homes then? since it said in the textbook that the people who owned the ship Liberty were mad and did that.

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Who was who in the ship scene. Where was John Hancock in all of this, it was hard to locate him. He signed his name really big on the Declaration of Independence. 4000 seems like a little too many redcoats if you ask me. How did they get twice as richer.

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How could the British afford to have so many troops over in the colonies? Wouldn't they be vulnerable to attack from other countries?

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Why did many colonists think of themselves as British.

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Does this have relation to the Boston tea party? If so, why hadn't the Red Coats noticed that the colonists were trying to dump the tea? Did they notice the rebellion happening? Why were the colonists 2 inches taller? Why were they healthier? It's sad that the British in earlier travelings, brought the plague to North America killing a lot of Indians. I bet they didn't know what was happening around them.

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John hancock didn't want to pay any taxes.

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Where did they get the name New York? What made them 2 inches taller and healthier than their European Contemporaries?

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It seems that the colonists are were doing really well in New York. John Hancock showed great independence by saying that he doesn't want to pay taxes to a far off king.

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How many people were in the colonies when King George sent 4,000 red coats?

Also where did KIng George send his troops?

Was Paul Revere at the fight or did he just hear it from others?

How did the fight begin before the British hit the boy?

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How did life in the colonies compare to life in Europe at the time?

How did the colonists get two inches taller and 20% richer?

Why were the chances of children surviving to become adults doubled?

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they expanded and improved their colonies and established new york.

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were hy was john hancock trying to smuggle,and wasen't he a really famous patriot.

what made the dutch two inches taller and more healthy.

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The colonists had wine and it said nothing about wine in any of the sources we read. Also, why did children have double the chances to be an adult, its not like the the environment changed?

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Was it John Hancock who got locked in the room on the ship?

John Hancock signed the Declaration of Independence in really big lettering. John Hancock owned the Ship of Liberty. Was John's ship the one smuggling?

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John Hancock was the guy that signed his name really big on the Declaration of Independence? Was the ship John Hancock was traveling on named Liberty? In the book, the British seized a boat named Liberty in suspicion of smuggling and then the British soldiers came to restore order. Why did the british care so much about the colonists paying taxes when they already had enough people in Europe to keep the economy well taken care of? Was it about more than money?

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John Hancock was the man that owned the Ship Liberty. John Hancock was the man that signed his name really big on the Declaration of independence. What made the colonist 2 inches taller? And why were they healthier?

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King George sent how many redcoats to Boston to enforce his laws? Pilgrims and the indians celebrated a feast that was later called what?

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The reason people rebelled was because they didn't want to follow the rules of the government if they didn't have a say in the laws. What was the name of the ship that the british took over? The way the britsh handled it was horible they shot one person and shot more. I think there is more to the story but it was a crazy act

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What did the Puritans do to become 20% richer and only pay a fourth of the taxes than everyone else?

Did the colonists want to be independent or just not controlled by England anymore?

Did the Boston Massacre have a bigger effect than just 5 people dying? Did this help cause the Boston Tea Party a little bit?

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John Hancock was a rebel he didn't want to pay taxes to the king 3000 miles away and he also was the person to sign his name really large on the Declaration of Independance

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What does Duty mean when it said,"john didn't want to pay duty to a king 3,000 mi away? Why did john try to smuggle things into the colony's, isn't he a americian hero?