the boston massacre took place in the state of massachusetts.
the boston massacre took place in the state of massachusetts.
what state did the boston massacre take place?
massachusetts
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the boston massacre, known to the british as the incident on king street, was a confrontation on march 5, 1770 in which british soldiers shot and killed several people while being harassed by a mob in boston. the event was heavily publicized by leading patriots such as paul revere and samuel adams. british troops had been stationed in the province of massachusetts bay since 1768 in order to support crown-appointed officials and to enforce unpopular parliamentary legislation.
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the old state house is the oldest municipal building in boston. built in 1713, it was the seat of the colonial government, and afterward the state government, until 1798. the boston massacre took place just in front of the building. in 1881 it was saved from destruction by the bostonian society, which was formed specifically to preserve it. the society still operates the city owned building as a museum. the boston massacre is reenacted regularly under the society's auspices.









































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boston national historical park