Question 17 of 27 How did Paul Revere's engraving of the Boston Massacre increase support
for colonial independence?
O A. The engraving showed British soldiers firing at a crowd of
unarmed colonists.
O B. The engraving showed colonists attacking soldiers as they
retreated from Concord.
C. The engraving showed colonists dressed as Native Americans and
attacking British tea ships.
O D. The engraving showed British soldiers standing by passively while
colonists were being attacked by Native Americans.
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