1.) In Part 1 of the miniseries, Adams agrees to defend British soldiers accused of firing at colonists during the Boston Massacre. Why does Adams make this controversial decision? What is the outcome of the case? What price does Adame pay for this decision? Do you see a contradiction between Adame's identity as an American patriot and his role as a defender of British soldiers? Explain. 2.) Adams gays in his closing statement, "Facts are stubborn things". What does this mean? How is this quote relevant to this case? How is this quote relevent to our modern legal system