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It set the stage for the revolt, since it angered colonists more.
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The Boston Massacre outraged colonists and gave them a cause to fight for. Twas the straw that broke the camels back.
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It sparked the Revolution.
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The thirteen colonies discussed the Intolerable Acts and met secretly so Britain didn't know they were united. It led to the Revolution.
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Angered colonists and kept the Revolution going
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It announced that the thirteen American colonies emancipated themselves from Britain, which was a big deal because the King dictated everything.
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British troops were ordered to remove the flint from their rifles and barbaricly opened fire on American troops leaving 55 dead. This represented the savagery of Britain.
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It represented a victory for the colonies having survived the hard winter and the problems that came with it. It also unified the colonies, and gave them even more strength and reaon to fight.
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Tried to provoke Gen. George Washington into battle, instead it killed 69 dragoons.
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The Rebellion affected the debates on the shape of the new government.
