John Adams agreed to represent the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre because: A
he wanted to be famous.

B
he believed they were guilty.

C
he wanted to get on the good side of the British government.

D
he believed everyone deserved a fair trial.

upholding the law, and defending the innocent. Adams was convinced that the soldiers were wrongly accused

Explanation:

the correct answer is =   british soldiers attacked and killed five boston townspeople.

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