A persistent source of tensions between Bostonians and British soldiers leading up to the Boston Massacre was:
A) stationing British soldiers in private residences.
B) competition between troops and townsmen over jobs.
C) strong anti-military sentiment in the colonies.
D) the presence of local militia in close proximity to British troops.
Answer: B
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