Explain Why The Break Out Between The Patriots And The Patriotists
One chilly night on March 5th, 1770 war broke out between the Patriots and the Loyalists. It occurred on King Street in Boston, Massachusetts. Before this event took place, the British had decided to tax the colonists for many manufactured items acquired through trade. This caused an outrage in the populace of Boston, mostly for the impoverished people. Ever since then, the colonists have been boycotting and protesting against these inequitable laws. Then on this day the Patriots and Loyalists were bickering when a shot was fired into the crowd of the Loyalists and then someone had yelled “Fire!” and in the end, few Patriots were killed and some injured. This anger the Colonists greatly and they deserved justice, this night will always be remembered
as The Boston Massacre.
This attack was brutal and was completely unfair to the Colonists. They did nothing wrong and were blatantly attacked. The British had no right to derive the Colonists from their basic rights, being taxed without their consent is completely shameful and against their word. Then the British go and strike against the Patriots. Not only did the British tax Colonists without their acceptance, but after, refused to allow the Colonists to break free from Britain's rule.
The way the British treated the Colonists was unjust and the Colonies deserve to separate from British control. From the British perspective, the colonists were being unfair and that is inaccurate. The Colonists were only protesting for what was right and fair. The British have too much authority over the Colonists and they should have the liberty to become independent.
In conclusion, the Colonists were treated unfairly by the British. This led to a war started by the British whose shot fired into the crowd. The entire incident was the British’s fault and they Colonist were victims that suffered from their rights being alienated. However, later in time a group of men formed together to create a document allowing the Colonists independence from the British, but that is another story.
as The Boston Massacre.
This attack was brutal and was completely unfair to the Colonists. They did nothing wrong and were blatantly attacked. The British had no right to derive the Colonists from their basic rights, being taxed without their consent is completely shameful and against their word. Then the British go and strike against the Patriots. Not only did the British tax Colonists without their acceptance, but after, refused to allow the Colonists to break free from Britain's rule.
The way the British treated the Colonists was unjust and the Colonies deserve to separate from British control. From the British perspective, the colonists were being unfair and that is inaccurate. The Colonists were only protesting for what was right and fair. The British have too much authority over the Colonists and they should have the liberty to become independent.
In conclusion, the Colonists were treated unfairly by the British. This led to a war started by the British whose shot fired into the crowd. The entire incident was the British’s fault and they Colonist were victims that suffered from their rights being alienated. However, later in time a group of men formed together to create a document allowing the Colonists independence from the British, but that is another story.