Each of these statements is supported by Preston's account of the Boston Massacre EXCEPT A)
Preston and his soldiers were in danger.
B)
Preston never ordered his soldiers to fire on the colonists.
The colonists were attacking the British with clubs and snowballs.
D
The British soldiers intended to shoot the colonists even though they were
not provoked

it is.b for sure I am right

Even before the war began in 1914, many countries in Europe had been expanding their armies and navies. Many leaders pushed for the steady build-up of their country's armed forces as a show of power. Most believed the best way to avoid trouble was to show enough military strength to discourage any attack.