Review: 11 Sights You Have To See In Boston

In the heart of Boston it has many major historical monuments and buildings to give it even more to offer as a city. It has its very own

Once place in Rhode Island that is very nice is Block Island. It has horse rides along the beach, fishing parasailing, and also an animal farm. Another place that has a ton of animals is Roger Williams Zoo. There are many water related activities. Also Providence, Rhode Island is home to the oldest known building in America, Vikings Tower, and then there was the Babcock-Smith House, which often played host to Benjamin Franklin. Rhode Island is also home to the first Baptist Curch in

There was no time in Boston that was most emphasized, than the 1850’s to 1900’s. In the city of Boston there were a lot of changes that had occurred between the second half of the 19th century, not only with the city but also with the people living in Boston. Boston has always been changing and in transition.

The Massachusetts Bay Colony was a colony in what is today Boston, MA. The colony was settled in a governed by Puritans. The colony was self-governing and supported the reform of the Church of England.

Situated just 35 miles south of Boston, this community is placed in the southeastern part of Massachusetts. The modern community is primarily residential. Many of the residents community using the MBTA Old Colony Train to get to Boston. In addition, the city has top schools and an active community. The primary industries in this seaside community are connected to fishing and cranberry growing.

The Boston Massacre was the end result of many factors that had been building up in the colonies since the French and Indian War. England was deeply in debt and expected the colonies to share their burden. The colonies being forced to pay the taxes that had been avoided for a long time. The British tax collectors never had forced everyone to pay taxes simply because England didn’t need the money. England was making money off of the colonies trade goods so they did not absolutely need to collect the tax money from the colonists. Also, for about 140 years Britain passed laws of Salutary Neglect allowing colonists to run their own government. By letting the colonists have their own forms of government and then taking away their freedoms to

History has many turning points. They can be larger than life and huge events, such as the D-Day invasion or the invasion of Russia by Napoleon. Others are smaller, subtler at the time, but later can be seen as some of history’s defining moments. The Boston Massacre is one historical moment that at the time, was hardly the tragedy many remember it as today. Though small as it was in lethality it gave the revolutionaries what they desired, a spark.

Boston is ours again!in the past weeks we have been in Dorchester to start fortifying the area.

The Boston Peninsula was a major area of interest to the British military due to its ability to be protected by British warships. Along with its strong defensive position,

Primary Source: Depicted by the drawing of the Boston Massacre by Paul Revere, the colonists are victimized and surrounding colonists (Country-bound) would most likely oppose the British for their actions due to the event, depicted by Paul Revere in a drawing (Paul Revere, Drawing).

Boston is sometimes called the Cradle of Liberty, for its role in the American Revolution. Boston's rich history really began in the 1630s when the Puritans went and settled in Boston.

Yarmouth, Massachusetts is a beach and harbor town with stunning southern shore beach stretching from the west jetty to Great Island. The east and south border Hyannis Harbor, giving residents endless sweeping vistas and picture-perfect sunsets. In addition, an abundance of untouched wilderness is found throughout town. Yarmouth is surrounded by some incredibly big name towns and landmarks, such as Cape Cod Bay, Nantucket Sound, Dennis, and Barnstable. The geographical line between Dennis and Yarmouth mainly consists of the Bass River. With endless water-based recreational activities and relatively close proximity to Boston, this area is the ideal spot for a year-round home or summer vacation spot. Real estate in the area is varied with high-quality

The history of Boston is one of many changes and growth since its  renaming in

The Boston Harbor in Massachusetts was built in/discovered in 1630. The fishing industry is very good because there is about 23 million pound of fish brought in each year. There is also about 8 million vessels each year coming through each year. Another harbor is the Gloucester harbor in massachusetts founded in 1623. They have a great fishing industry and in the 1900’ brought over 300 million pound of fish. Another harbor is the plymouth harbor founded in 1620. The have a okay fishing industry most of the people go there for lobsters. Another harbor is Salem was founded in 1629. They have a okay fishing industry as well because they have a really small port to fish in. Provincetown is another harbor in Massachusetts it was founded in 1620. they have a good fishing industry, but with strict rules only bringing in 1 million dollars in fish from 1997-2006.

Two primary freedom trails passed through Cass County, Michigan on the way North to Canada. Free blacks and Quakers provided refuge along the way. During the Kentucky raid, local abolitionist citizens stood together to protect the freedom of those making their way. The Underground Railroad Society of Cass County has put together a self- driving tour of nineteen (tentative number) sites that played an important role in the efforts toward freedom in the area. Included in the tour are sites where anti-slavery societies were formed, homes where conductors lived and at times housed freedom seekers, the place where the Kentucky raiders were confronted, and locations where some freedom seekers even settled for a time before moving on. These sites