Why do you think he titles this print, “The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated on King Street"? How might

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irinina [24]3 years ago

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Answer: the historical context

Explanation: This may bias a viewer in 1770 due to the historical context at the time. Colonists refused to pay taxes and all of a sudden British soldiers show up in Boston. From their perspective, they think the soldiers are there to force colonists to pay taxes, which made a lot of them uneasy at the time. So when you read a news article about 5 colonists being shot dead at the hands of British Soldiers... that doesn’t paint them in a good light now does it?

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