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The Intolerant Acts....they were a series of laws passed by Britain. The acts were met by outrage and was one of the most important events leading up to the American Revolution. Hope this helped!

they were the first all African American volunteer regiment in the union army. the faced challenges additional to those faced by the caucasian soldiers. i recommend watching the movie "glory" with Matthew broderick, which although has noted innaccuracies, should give you a good feel for the 54th mass.

Massachusetts State House was created in 1798.

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Puritans

No, there are many other cities in Massachusetts, like Lowell and Worcester.

I assume you are asking about the geography of Boston, and what the people are like. Boston is the capital and the largest city, in the eastern part of Massachusetts, at the mouth of the Charles and Mystic Rivers, and not that far from the Atlantic Ocean. Boston is a religiously diverse city with Catholicism being the dominant faith but also large numbers of Protestants and Jews, and smaller numbers of Hindus, Buddhists, and Muslims. Boston is not as multicultural as New York, but there are a sizable number of African-American and Hispanic residents, and due to the large number of area colleges (about 60 at last count), students from all over the world come to study in the city. Boston is a far more tolerant place than it was in the era of busing, but more improvements could certainly be made. There is also, as in many cities, a gap between how the wealthiest residents live versus how the poorest residents live. Greater Boston is known for its history, its museums, its hospitals, numerous research facilities, and its passionate devotion to its sports teams.

Harvard, Fenway Park, Boston Common and much more

Their desire for independence and spirit of action is one of the reasons why Massachusetts was one of the first areas to become a state.

Charlestown was the first capital of Massachusetts. Boston then became the capital in 1634.

A LOT of places give flu shots. Pharmacies, Instant Care Units in stores like grocery stores, doctor's offices, etc. However, some places may not have a nurse available so you have to be over 18 years of age to get a flu shot there.

Roger Williams. For Sure.

Massachusetts is in North America, and the country United States

Only if you buy them from a police auction and are approved to own them. Police can use them as well.

The Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics, Boston Bruins and New England Patriots.

No, Roger Williams came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony with the hope of being a missionary and preach to the Indians (as the native peoples were then called). But he first was a pastor at a church in Salem, and then another in Plymouth. He quickly became dissatisfied with the Puritan lifestyle and theology, and ultimately became a controversial figure, leading to his departure for Rhode Island.

The address of the Shrewsbury Historical Society is: Po Box 641, Shrewsbury, MA 01545-8641

The address of the New England Aquarium Corporation is: Central Wharf, Boston, MA 2110

used to be a peninsula now an island

Cape Cod is still considered a peninsula because the canal that disconnects the cape from the rest of Massachusetts is man made

Superstation WGN is on channel 9 in metropolitan Chicago, Illinois. WGN radio is at 720 on the AM dial. As to assignment on a cable channel, each cable distributor (that carries it) in each area can pretty much put it where they want to. A link can be found below.

Cape Cody is a cape jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean in the Easternmost portion of the state of Massachusetts. The water temperature is usually in the high 50's to low 60's in the summer with some spots reaching the 70's.

It is 1,128 miles and 19 hours and12 minutes of driving time according to Google Maps.

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