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Samuel built a trading post on noodle island (boston)
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Built his house in "clear water"
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Comes to boston with intentions of forming a new community, city upon a hill.
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She was exciled from boston for claiming she spoke with god.
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Woman executed for repeatedly practicing her own religion who gained many followers after her death for her actions on freedom of religion.
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An armed conflict between Native American and English colonists.
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Accused of practicing witchcraft and was executed in Boston.
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Nineteen people were executed for being accused of witchcraft between June and September of 1692.
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Royal Governer of Massachusetts whos house was attacked by a mob.
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The new tax was imposed on all American colonists and required them to pay a tax on every piece of printed paper they used.
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Arrival of two regiments of Red Coats on Long Wharf.
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An event in which the British Redcoats killed five civilian men without any orders to do so. They fired at a crowd of people and killed 3 men and injured many. Two of the injured people ended up dying.
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Young man 17 years of age that died in a political fight against the Brtish Redcoats in Boston.
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Officials in Boston refused to return three shiploads of taxed tea to Britain so a group of colonists boarded the ships and through the tea into the boston harbor to dispose of it,
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Paul Revere took a ride to warn Adams and Hancock about the route the british were taking to concord so they would not get captured by the Redcoats.
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First military battle of the revolutionary war between the colonists and the red coats. The colonist surprisingly win their first battle.
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This was the second fight of the revolutionary war and the colonist had more of a chance to win but went low on amunition and ended up losing the second fight. After that the British took over Bunker Hill
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The British get on their ships and evacuate Boston. Washington First victory of the war.
