Question

what likely impact did the boston massacre have on the colonists?
o it served to unite them against the british.
o it forced them to accept britains authority to control the colonies as it saw fit.
o it made them hesitant to participate in future protests.
o it made them sympathetic to the british soldiers.

Explanation:

The Boston Massacre was a key event that increased anti - British sentiment among the colonists. It led to more unity against British rule as the colonists saw it as an act of aggression by the British. It did not make them accept British authority, hesitant to protest, or sympathetic to British soldiers.

Answer:

It served to unite them against the British.