The Boston Massacre was a confrontation between British soldiers and American colonists that left five dead on March 5, 1770. Samuel Adams used the event as effective propaganda for his cause.
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Conspiracy theories are a feature of today's news and politics. But they've really been a part of American life since its founding. In this episode, we'll explore how conspiracy theories helped to create the U.S. and how they became the currency of political opportunists.
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