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Paul Revere was born in Boston, Massachusetts
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King George's War, the third French and Indian war, begins.
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Benjamin Franklin demonstrates that lightning is a form of electricity by flying a kite and a key during a thunderstorm.
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Benjamin Banneker, an African American, constructs the first clock made entirely in the American colonies.
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Paul Revere's father died and he took over the family's business.
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Paul Revere became a master silversmith and sold his work throughout Boston.
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Under pressure for London merchants, Parliament repeals Stamp Act.
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Paul Revere married Sarah Orne. She had 10 children.
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After the Boston massacre, Paul Revere captured the scene in his engraving "the bloody massacre."
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British troops fire on a crowd of men and boys who are throwing snowballs and chunks of ice at them. Three members of the crowd are killed and two others died later of their wounds.
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Parliament repeals all the townsend duties except the one on tea.
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Paul Revere became a direct link between Boston's comitee of correspondence and the continental congress in Philidelphia.
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Paul Revere rode his horse to Lexington and warned Sam Adams the British were coming.
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Spain declares war on England.
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George Washington dies at his home at Mount Vernon.
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Paul Revere opened the first copper rolling mill in America.
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The first hotel in the U.S opens in Saratoga Springs, NY.
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Paul Revere turned all his business interests over to his sons and grandsons.
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Construction of the Erie Canal begins, The canal was designed to connect the Great Lakes to Albany.
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Paul Revere died in Boston