For 10 points, name this March 5, 1770 confrontation in which British troops fired on a crowd in Massachusetts.
Right before this event, Ebenezer Richardson shot a twelve-year-old named Christopher Seider. A speech given in response to this event noted, "Facts are stubborn things." Troops were removed to Castle Island in its aftermath, and in a depiction of this event, a lone cat stands in the foreground amid billowing white smoke in front of a church. It occurred on King Street and resulted in the deaths of Samuel Gray and James Caldwell. This subject of a Paul Revere engraving resulted in the death of the African American merchant Crispus Attucks. For 10 points, name this March 5, 1770 confrontation in which British troops fired on a crowd in Massachusetts.
Right before this event, Ebenezer Richardson shot a twelve-year-old named Christopher Seider.
Boston Massacre [accept Incident on King Street before "King Street" is read]