What factor caused the anger that led to the Boston Massacre?

Boston was occupied by British soldiers.

The colonists did not like the system of British taxes.

Some American colonists disagreed with the king's policies.

The British thought some colonists were not respectful enough

Question

What factor caused the anger that led to the Boston Massacre?

Boston was occupied by British soldiers.

The colonists did not like the system of British taxes.

Some American colonists disagreed with the king's policies.

The British thought some colonists were not respectful enough

anonymous · Answer

Well, colonists did not appreciate the presence of the British in Boston so colonists threw sticks, stones, and just about anything at the soldiers which made them angry, and then the British soldiers started shooting.