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1 How can an image change a story?
Boston Massacre

2 Paul Revere’s

3 What point of view is this?
Paul Revere’s

4 What point of view is this?

5 the Boston Massacre Crispus Attucks and several colonists were killed by British soldiers. Crispus had been leading a protest march. Later, the soldiers were tried for murder. John Pufford's illustration of the Boston Massacre

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8 How are these pictures similar?
John Pufford's illustration of the Boston Massacre and Paul Revere

9 How do these pictures tell two different stories?

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