Asked by Zephyr Benedict
Which of the following historical sources would be most beneficial to a historian researching a loyalist’s experience of the Boston Massacre?
A. a diary entry by Attucks, one of the people killed at the Boston Massacre
B. a scholarly article analyzing the goals of loyalists during the American Revolution
C. a pamphlet produced by the Sons of Liberty describing the events of the Boston Massacre
D. a personal letter written by a British solder stationed in Boston to their family in Great Britain
A. a diary entry by Attucks, one of the people killed at the Boston Massacre
B. a scholarly article analyzing the goals of loyalists during the American Revolution
C. a pamphlet produced by the Sons of Liberty describing the events of the Boston Massacre
D. a personal letter written by a British solder stationed in Boston to their family in Great Britain
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GPT-5 mini
D. A personal letter written by a British soldier stationed in Boston to their family in Great Britain — it’s a primary source reflecting the firsthand perspective of someone loyal to the Crown.
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