A song on the Boston Massacre. Here are the lyrics in case you cant understand them:

After the stamp act was gone the soldiers in boston took control

After the stamp act was gone the soldiers in boston took control

Our story starts in winter with a British sentry on patrol.

The sentry and a civilian got into a fight

The sentry and a civilian got into a fight

The sentry hit him and the rest of the town did not think it was right.

The rest of the town gathered around and it looked like a mob

The rest of the town gathered around and it looked like a mob

The soilders shot 5 and and their wounds started to throb

Thank you students from NJ for the wonderfull songs,

We used Kim, Sam, and Bruder's Songs overlayed.

The picture is of the place where the massacre took place.

Enjoy our song!

This is a song that we made to inform people what happened during different points in time--all circulating around the Boston Tea Party.

Topics covered:

Stamp Act

Boston Massacre

Boston Tea Party

A Song on the Stamp Act of the 1700's

Lyrics:

The British had no money after the French and Indian war,

The British had no money after the French and Indian war,

The British Empire reposed the Stamp Act on a foreign shore

Stamps were needed to have a legal document or any paper,

Stamps were needed to have a legal document or any paper,

The colonists did not buy these and were commiting a caper.

The colonists hated this new tax and had boycotted British stuff,

The colonists hated this new tax and had boycotted British stuff,

The British had suffered economically and they had enough.

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