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It all started on the night of March 5th, 1770. A single British soldier was standing guard outside the Custom House. Some local kids and dockworkers started messing with him, throwing snowballs and insults. The crowd just kept getting bigger and louder, turning into an angry mob. The guard got scared and called for backup.
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a small group of soldiers protect the guard and try to calm things down, but it didn't work. The crowd was pressing in, daring them to shoot, throwing chunks of ice and oyster shells. It was total chaos. At one point, a soldier was hit hard with something, and then, without an order from the captain, he fired his musket into the crowd. Other soldiers started firing too. When the smoke cleared, five colonists were dead or dying
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The governor showed up, managed to get the crowd to go home, and the soldiers were arrested. In a surprising turn, a patriot lawyer, John Adams (the future president), defended the soldiers in court to ensure a fair trial—most were found not guilty or got light punishments.But here's why it was a big deal: local leaders like Samuel Adams and Paul Revere used this incident as massive propaganda. They called it the "Boston Massacre" and made engravings showing the British as evil butchers.

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