The Boston Massacre happened when British soldiers in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in Boston opened fire on a group of American colonists. This resulted in the death of 5 of the American colonists. The soldiers were there to stop demonstrations against the Townshend Acts and keep order, but they failed and instead, ended up making people mad.
Technically, I don't think the soldiers are guilty of murder. This is because the definition of murder is: '<span>the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.' War is lawful so... no I don't think they are guilty of murder. I am not 100% sure about whether or not they are guilty though.</span>
He was building an empire the size of Modern-Day India, so it was necessary to have a spy network in his empire so that his empire does not fall apart.
Poll taxes made it hard for African because African americans at the time the richest as they just came out of slavery and if they didn't have enough money they could not vote.
Literacy tests made it hard for those even with a
college education because the prompt would be confusing. Keep in mind that the test is timed and you may not have any incorrect answers. Thankfully in 1964, the voting rights act suspended literacy tests.
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This is a general response. The connection between workers and industrial capitalists is more freeing than the one between workers and landowners. The latter might keep memories of servitude alive (and in this case racial discrimination). Additionally, the broader economic shift throughout time has been caused by mechanization in agriculture, which uses fewer employees. These surplus workers then relocate to cities to work in the industrial and service sectors.
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Eddie
