Boston

Boston, Massachusetts is located on the East Coast, and Galveston, Texas is located on the Gulf Coast.

because of how bad the law was. there was a treaty between England and Pennysylvania about how the law came to name. It was because of how cruel the person who made the law was. so England signed a teaty saying it should be called ole deluder satan. GOOD LUCK ON THAT TEST OR HOMEWORK!!

In between JFK/umass and south station.

The Boston Masscre took place in Boston. What happened is that young rebels came out in the night and started beating the British taxpayers. The kids threw snowballs. Then a few British Soldiers had been guarding the area stood in a straight line ready to fire if anymore violence was to be used. The Patriots dared the Loyaltists to shoot. At the end five people were dead. One was a freed slave, Crispus Attucks also known as a sailer The colonies twisted the story saying that the regulars ( british) fired at innocent people. They used this to show to the Congress that the british had fired at them. John Adams defended the soldiers in court saying that the Colonies asked for it. Still today no one knows who made the first move or if a colonist by accident pulled the trigger.

Many colonists protested the Tea Act. On December 16, 1773 a group of colonists in Boston dressed as Native Americans. They boarded three Tea ships. They dumped 342 chests of Tea into the Boston Harbor.

Several colonists dumped tea into the Boston Harbor to Boycott or Protest the Tea act.

As of October 2023, there are a few Canadian players on the Boston Bruins roster, but the exact number can vary due to trades, injuries, or call-ups from the minor leagues. Typically, teams in the NHL have a mix of Canadian and international players. For the most current roster details, it's best to check the official Boston Bruins website or recent sports news updates.

In 1776 early in the American Revolution British forces evacuated Boston, Massachusetts, after George Washington placed artillery overlooking the city. It has been a legal holiday in Suffolk County since 1941. Although it is a holiday in Suffolk County only (according to the 1941 ruling), all state employees get the day off with pay! Even those who live and/or work at the other end of Massachusetts.

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1,017 mi

No. Jamaica does not have a subway.

the sea

I don't Know! I was trying to figure it out here at this rip of place!

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its about 12 milses

Boston, Massachusetts is the capital of Irish-America in percentage terms. Greater Boston has an Irish/Irish American population of around 19%.

Massachusetts has an Irish ethnic population of 23.5% according to the 2000 census. So around a quarter of Bay Staters claim their heritage to Ireland.

South Boston and Charleston remain strong Irish enclaves. Milton, MA is 38% Irish.

The Italians are the second largest ethnic group with about 8% in Boston and 13.5% in Massachusetts. They are prominent in the North End of Boston.

Total Estimated Time: 45.0 hours 30 minutes Total Estimated Distance: 2987.04 miles

It depends on which people, and on which part of the century. Boston became a city officially in 1822. At that time, the city's dominant group was white Anglo-Saxon Protestants, most of whom had British ancestry. But Boston also began to get many new immigrants-- Catholics came in large numbers from Ireland, and later from Italy. Also, later in the century, Jews came in large numbers from Europe (especially Russia, Lithuania, and Poland), a sizable number of Chinese immigrants arrived, and there were also Negroes (as black people were called back then), many from the Caribbean but a few who had migrated from the south. I would love to tell you the immigrants were welcomed, but many were not: the dominant Protestants were not happy about the arrival of the Catholics, for example.

But as the city changed, gradually the various groups learned to accommodate and accept each other. There was a black community in Boston as early as the 1820s (and the African Meeting House, used by both black and white abolitionists, is still standing); the first synagogue in Boston was established circa 1843, and by the early 1880s, Boston had its first Irish Catholic mayor. However, Boston also became known as a city of neighborhoods, with each ethnic group inhabiting a specific, self-segregated part of the city-- something that would not change for many years. But thanks to excellent public schools and well-respected colleges, the various groups were able to meet each other and at least study together. There was also an active civic and cultural scene, dominated by upper-class Protestants (who were jokingly called the "Boston Brahmins") but enjoyed by almost everyone-- an impressive public library and a number of museums and theaters brought Bostonians together to appreciate the arts, music, plays, talks by famous public speakers, and by the end of the century, movies (which were then called "moving pictures). Also by the end of the century, the new sport of baseball was becoming more popular, enjoyed by men (and even some women) from all social classes.

As with many other cities, there were some residents of Boston who became prosperous: some learned a skilled trade, or opened a shop, or entered manufacturing. By the mid-1800s, Boston's downtown was turning into a successful shopping district, and big department stores like Jordan Marsh and Filene's became well-known. Those who could afford it attended college, and Boston had its share of doctors, lawyers, and scientists. Occupations were gendered back then, so most women were encouraged to either marry young or become teachers or office workers; but some women became writers or artists, and a few even entered the legal profession. As for the immigrants, many of them struggled to learn English and those who could not, or who did not have much education, ended up living in impoverished parts of the city; while others adapted and assimilated into the life of their new city. Boston was in many ways very conservative (certain plays and books were banned, and the church played an often dominant role in public life-- attending sporting events on Sunday was discouraged); but in other ways, Boston was very modern and cosmopolitan, with residents who came to the city from a wide variety of places.

The Coercive Acts were made specifically to punish Boston.

The Boston hockey team is the Boston Bruins.

it is 1506 miles

This is an approximate travel time . The actual travel time may change depending on traffic,weather conditions and the route chosen.

The travel time between the above mentioned places is 7 hours, 22 minutes

It's because there are many research centers, colleges, universities etc. and stuff like that. I hope you found this helpful :)

Yes it is a geographic location because it is a port located on the Atlantic location, and has a protected harbour

90 miles