part a

read the passage and view the image.

which choice states an accurate analysis of both works?

the text describes a large battle, whereas the image shows a small skirmish.

both works feature the victory on the part of the townspeople.

both works detail a scene of chaos and tragedy.

the text provides dry facts, whereas the image conveys emotion.

question 2
part b

which detail from the passage is also featured in the image depicting the boston massacre?

the townspeople stormed the barracks, rioting in a way similar to those seen in europe and england.

the soldiers lined up between the state house and king street, facing the townspeople.

the townspeople crowded forward, throwing snowballs and sticks.

the cheering english soldiers ran from their barracks, ready to fight the townspeople.

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