Massachusetts

Background The University of Massachusetts Lowell is a part of the Umass System including 5 physical campuses and one online campus. Located on over 125 acres of land right along the Merrimack River and in the middle of historic Lowell, it currently hosts 17,000 students in five different colleges. The Manning School of Business, The College of Health Sciences, The Francis college of engineering, The College of Fine Arts Humanities and Health Sciences, The Kennedy College of Sciences and the Graduate

from the other regions. Traveling among the US states commence Montana, then to New York City, after that Philadelphia and finally to Boston in Massachusetts state is drawing wonderful impression about the United States. It gave an impression of being a rich with diversity of terrain, environments, customs, cultures, and the nature of the locals. Massachusetts State is one of the most American states known at all, where it played a significant historic role in the history of the United States. Perhaps

practice of slavery. Eventually, slavery expanded to the north, to colonial America. Like Boston and Roxbury, Springfield Massachusetts became to be known as the most Western settled frontier in the early 1600’s and a city of many firsts. Such firsts include the exploration of the Western front by the likes of William Pynchon to expand the economic resources of the Massachusetts Bay Colony plantation. The city of Springfield and its establishment was indeed a city on the hill, where three rivers met

The Massachusetts Bay Colony was one of the thirteen colonies of North America found on 1630. John Winthrop, founder of the colony, brought along the Puritans on the Arabella to settle in the New World. The Puritans strived to establish a religious society in which they can practice and express their beliefs and ethics freely. One in which was required to be strictly followed throughout the entire community. The belief of god was very important to the Puritans. They believed that the Anglican Church

colony was successful because of the abundant harvest of 1621, the gradual growth of an economy, and the leadership of William Bradford. Puritans came to America to escape the persecutions Archbishop William Laud was placing upon Puritans The Massachusetts Bay Colony was democratic in the sense that there was no absolute singular ruler over the settlers, but only those who were freemen could vote for government decisions. Those who did not conform to Puritan Beliefs of defied the laws in the Colony

MASSACHUSETTS: PIONEERS OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE IN THE UNITED STATES The state of Massachusetts is known for its rich history, steeped in the beginnings of the American Revolution, the foundation of religious freedom, and its elegant legacy in the arts and education. Massachusetts continued to make history in 2004, when it legalized same sex marriages. It really should not have come as a surprise to anyone, that a state so grounded in pioneering movements, became the first state in the United

minorities. For instance, Massachusetts was founded by a segment of extreme Puritans called, in hopes of practice their religion without being harassed. The Separatists believed the Church of England maintained too many similarities with the Catholic Church, and it was their job, as saints, to purify it. Their religious beliefs angered many people, especially King James, who was the head of the Church of England at that time. A large group of the Separatists settled in Massachusetts, hoping to practice

History-Section One Massachusetts has a very interesting history. Massachusetts was made a state on February 6,1788 and was the sixth state and it was one of the 13 colonies. Massachusett  was originally the Province of Massachusetts Bay. It was named after an Algonquian tribe the Massachusett.     Here is five interesting events about Massachusett. The first events is that  Massachusetts is where the first thanksgiving was held. The second event is that in 1632 Boston made capital of Massachusetts Bay Colony

The Puritans came to New England to escape persecution from the leadership of the Church of England. They quickly established the Bible Commonwealth or a church government. Fur trading, fishing, and shipbuilding allowed the Puritans’ Massachusetts Bay Colony to prosper economically. Additionally, the importance of church and family was evident in close-knit Puritan communities. The migration of Puritans to the New World laid the foundation for the political, economic, and social development of

respect for persons and for justice have been present in the development of societies from the earliest times. The Jacobson v Massachusetts was in 1905 was based on a conflict between Jacobson and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, over the validity on whether the state could coerce Jacobson to be vaccinated. In order to control the local small pox epidemic, the State of Massachusetts adopted a statute which required citizens who forfeited vaccination at any point during the previous 5 years to either be