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Yes, the Massachusetts colony had a capital, which was originally established in Boston. Boston served as the political and economic center of the colony from its founding in 1630. Over time, it became the largest city in New England and played a significant role in the American Revolution, further solidifying its status as the capital of Massachusetts.
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Boston is the capital of what colony?
Boston is the capital of Massachusetts.
What was the capital of Massachusetts in 1628?
Charlestown was the first capital of Massachusetts. Boston then became the capital in 1634.
Is providence the same as Massachusetts bay colony?
They are the same. The Puritans got permission from King Charles 1 to build a colony which they named "Massachusetts Bay". This remained the full name throughout the colonial period, but the word "Bay" dropped in common parlance. As a result, when Massachusetts Bay Colony became the State of Massachusetts, "Bay" was dropped altogether.
What was the two colony's in Massachusetts?
Plymouth Colony and Massachusetts Bay Colony.
What colony does Massachusetts fall under?
The Massachusetts colony
Is Boston capital of Massachusetts?
The capital of Massachusetts is Boston.
What colony was Boston in?
Boston was part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
Is Massachusetts a colony?
No Massachusetts is not a southern colony. Massachusetts is a northern state, which in turn would have made it a northern colony.
Was Massachusetts a company colony?
No, Massachusetts, was a Self gov. colony
Is Massachusetts a southern colony?
No Massachusetts is not a southern colony. Massachusetts is a northern state, which in turn would have made it a northern colony.
Was the colony of Massachusetts a royal representative or proprietary colony?
Massachusetts was a royal colony. ~B~
Where was the Massachusetts colony?
In Massachusetts?
