A) The artist clearly wanted freedom for the colonies. Making the British out to be the antagonists in the scene.
B) The British are firing on the people of Boston, creating a scene of murder and savagery.
C) There is little to decipher from the engraving that could challenge the point of view pf the artist. But it lies in the fact that this was propaganda to stir up the anger of the American people against the British.
A. Paul Revere is most famous for alerting Colonial militia of British invasion before the Battles of Lexington and Concord. He wanted to see the United States prosper as a nation of its own and fought in many battles in order to help the United States. In the picture it can be clearly seen that the British are put out to look as the antagonists which is what Paul Revere intended.
B. One specific development that supports the point of view of Paul Revere is the fact that The British are firing at the colonists. This is creating a scene that makes the British look like savages and authors of many colonist murders.
C. One development that could challenge the point of view of Paul Revere was the fact that the piece of art was made by a colonist. Since the author is biased, the credibility of the painting may be lessened. This might lead to people not fly believing what Paul Revere wanted to state.
