#OTD March 5th, 1770

The #BostonMassacre

Crispus Attucks
Samuel Maverick
James Caldwell
Samuel Gray
Patrick Carr

“Things like that don’t happen no more, nowadays.”
- Bob Dylan

An early act of the #AmericanRevolution, the #BostonMassacre was on #ThisDayInHistory in 1770. Angry at British troops on the streets, a crowd taunted them and threw snowballs until one fired, prompting a volley in which five were killed, including Black seaman #CrispusAttucks.
Pre-emptive pardons for the soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre!

Shots on King Street. ⚔️

Five dead, a nation awakening.

The Boston Massacre didn’t crush rebellion — it made it inevitable. 🔥

#History #BostonMassacre #AmericanRevolution #Brewminate

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