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No one necessarily won the massacre. The British just pointed some guns, and then colonists got angry and threw some rocks. The British then shot 5 people on the colonists’ side, to protect themselves. After that, the Colonists just became mad as well as the Brits. So in the end, no one really won, but a couple people on both sides got injured.

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