Events that led to the Boston Massacre. Since 1765 the people of Boston had been heading protests against British taxation, first against the Stamp Act and then in 1767 against the Townshend Acts. ... Riots and protests were common occurrences as well as attacks on tax officials. and thats all i know
Hm, this is not an easy question.
Generally the best way to prevent a nuclear disaster is not to have any weapons, so A would be a good option. But in the modern world, complete destruction of all weapons is not feasible, and people believe that since US and Russia limited their number of weapons, this is no longer such a big concern (option D, which is I think the best. Personally, however I faviour A as a solution to the problem of nuclear weapons).
Answer:
orally; by word of mouth
Explanation:
this was before writing was invented. this method often leads to the story change over time.
The Congress of the United States has been located in all of the following cities, sometime in its history, except "Boston," since this was never close to where a capital was formed.
Assuming you're referring to the Civil War, African Americans received the best treatment in the North, since the North was fighting the war specifically to end the institution of slavery.
