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Unraveling the Boston Massacre: Who Was Truly Responsible?

Explore the contentious events of March 5, 1770, known as the Boston Massacre, where British soldiers fired into a crowd of colonists resulting in casualties. Delve into primary sources, including Paul Revere's engraving, to uncover varying perspectives and debate the true culprits. Was blame correctly assigned? Engage in critical thinking to analyze historical narratives and reach your own conclusions.

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Unraveling the Boston Massacre: Who Was Truly Responsible?

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  1. Aim: Who Really Was to Blame For the Boston Massacre?Do Now: Why have some called the events of March 5, 1770 a “massacre”?

  2. Mini-LessonDescribe what is happening in the following image.

  3. The Boston MassacreA crowd of colonists gathered outside the Boston customs house.A group of British soldiers fired into the crowd.Five colonists were killed and others were injured.

  4. ActivityIn your groups study both primary sources and answer the questions that follow. Each group will study: 1) a written account and 2) a copy of Paul Revere’s engraving. All answers are to be written on loose leaf paper.

  5. Turn and TalkWhy do you think there are differences between the written accounts and the engraving?

  6. ClosingAnswer the “Aim” Question: Who Really Was to Blame For the Boston Massacre?

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