Question

Did the colonists agree with John Adams' decision to represent British soldiers during the Boston Massacre trials?

Yes, he was chosen by the British to serve as the soldiers' defense attorney, so they knew he had to accept.

No, the colonists felt John Adams was a traitor for representing the men who had murdered American colonists.

Yes, because of the sum of money he was paid, they understood why he agreed to represent the British soldiers.

No, even though the colonists didn't believe the soldiers were guilty, they still did not want an American representing the British.

Answer 1

Um..the third one..

Answer 2

i would guess the fourth one..?

Answer 3

lol my smartscore went up to 59 instead of 58 :D

Answer 4

Do i put 3rd or 4th?

Answer 5

Gaby, I don't know anymore xD

Answer 6

i would put the fourth, because why would the colonists agree with another patriot supporting the loyalists?

Answer 7

wait... that says the colonists didnt believe the soldiers are guilty.. that isn't correct.

Answer 8

it might be the third one.

Answer 9

so what do i put?

Answer 10

third one?

Answer 11

Put whatever you want...