Massachusetts

It is an island off of the Cape of Massachusetts.

Massachusetts

try to live near the bay and or a pond. if you have any kids the pond is the best idea for safety related things

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There are 40.526 miles between Salem and Plymouth.

Boston is the capital city of Massachusetts

By the time of the Civil War- which ultimately ended it(Slavery) The trade was practiced only in the Southern States (below the Mason-Dixon Line) There were no slaves in Massachusetts, except possibly fugitive or escapees who used the Underground Railroad ( a slave- running to freedom spy network, so to speak).

Connecticut and Rhode Island

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This statement is true.

A pub waitress would serve the patrons in the the pub. She would do what most waitresses would do now.

some successes were that massachusetts became a state ( i think)

In March 1863.

John Winthrop was a Puritan who emigrated to colonial America. He was an outstanding administrator and religious leader. He became the governor of the Massachusetts Bay colony in the middle of the 17th century.

Religion was a very big part of Puritan life and as a result, it permeated every aspect of their lives, including their government. Religious dissenters and those who did not attend the church or violated a moral law were dealt with harshly. In addition, all citizens were taxed to pay the salaries of ministers.

Eldridge Gerry of Massachusetts redrew the congressional districts in the state to give each party a fair representation. He served as a governor of Massachusetts and was also vice president of the United States when James Madison was in office.

The most noteworthy city of Worcester is located in the state of Massachusetts. It currently has a population of over 180,000 residents. There are also three other states that have a city of Worcester: New York, Vermont, and Wisconsin.

The address of the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology Museum is: 265 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139

Governor Deval Patrick signed the 2010 Massachusetts tax-free holiday bill this week (August 7). His signature comes less than a week after the Massachusetts House and Senate passed a bill to bring back tax-free shopping weekend in August 2010.

During the weekend of Aug. 14 and 15, most items worth $2,500 or less will be exempt from the state's 6.25 percent sales tax.

Massachusetts, specifically the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

Boston has many famous landmarks. Boston Harbor is one of the important sites related to the Revolutionary War (you may have studied about the Boston Tea Party). The old State House is still standing; it was built in 1713 and it too has ties to the Revolutionary War. The Bunker Hill Monument is also considered a famous landmark. And many baseball fans would say that Fenway Park (which opened in 1912) is also a famous landmark.

Yes you can buy a car in MA any day that the dealer is open. The dealer will be able to tell you if any of the price amount of the car will qualify to be free of the MA state sale tax.

MA sales tax free day for certain items is August 14 and 15 2010.

You can find a list of items that are exempt from sales tax at the MASS.gov website and use the search box for A Guide to Sales and Use Tax then choose Tax-Exempt Items

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It is approximately 150 miles on the interstate.

The route:

1) Take I-75 SOUTH to I-595 EAST at EXIT 19.

2) Take I-595 EAST to I-95 NORTH to FT. LAUDERDALE and WEST PALM BEACH at EXIT 10A.

3) Take I-95 NORTH to BOCA RATON. The exits for Boca Raton are, from south to north: EXITS 44 (Palmetto Park Dr), 45 (FL-808 Glades Rd), 48 (FL-794 Yamato Rd) and 50 (Congress Ave).

It should take around 2.5 hours or so.

The address of the Lancaster Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 244, Lancaster, MA 01523-0244