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 \n◎ James P.Rowan:cover,pages 8,17,18;◎ Lynn M.Stone:page 21  \nCREATIVE SERVICES:East Coast Studios,Merritt Island,Florida  \nEDITORIALSERVICES:Susan Albury  \n# Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data\n\nCooper,Jason,1942-  \nHistoric Boston/by Jason Cooper  \np.cm.—(American landmarks)  \nIncludes index.  \nSummary:Describes some of the historic places where Boston's patriots lived,worked,battled,and argued against British rule including the Massachusetts StateHouse,Faneuil Hall,and the Old North Church.  \nSBN 0-86593-546-7  \n1.Historic sites—Massachusetts—Boston Juvenile literature.2.Boston(Mass.)—Buildings,structures,etc.Juvenile literature.3.Boston(Mass.)—HistoryJuvenile literature.[1.Boston(Mass.)—Buildings,structures,etc.2.Boston(Mass.)—History.3.Historic sites—Massachusetts—Boston.]1.Title.II.Series:Cooper,Jason,1942-American landmarks.F73.37.C661999974.4'61—dc2199-27477  \nCIP  \n# TABLE OF CONTENTS\n\nHistoric BostonThe State HousesFaneuil HallThe ChurchesOther Sites  \nVisiting Historic BostonGlossaryIndexFurther Reading  \n1  \n5  \n14  \n16  \n20  \n22  \n23  \n24  \n24  \nn  \n1  \nHISTORIC BOSTON  \nBoston,Massachusetts,is famous for its Celtics,Red Sox,and baked beans.It's also famous for itsrole in American history,especially the early days.Faneuil Hall in Boston is known as the UnitedStates'“Cradle of Liberty.  \nIn the 1760s,Boston was the largest city in theMassachusetts Bay Colony.Like the other 12colonies (KAH luh neez)in America,Massachusetts was controlled by Great Britain.  \nGreat Britain had started the American colonies inthe early 1600s.But by the 1760s,most of the  \ncolonists (KAH luh nists)had been born in America.Many of them wanted freedom from British rule andBritish taxes.They were called patriots (PAY tree utz),and Boston had more than its share.Among themwere Paul Revere,Samuel Adams,John Hancock,and James Otis.  \nIn 1775,American militiamen (muh LIH shuh min)and British soldiers fought battles at Lexington andConcord,near Boston.Those battles began theRevolutionary War,America's fight for freedomfrom Great Britain.  \nMinuteman National Historical Parkcovers 1,000 acres in three townsnear Boston.Here an artist paints amonument in Concord.","cbCaipIFU7oQWo2D","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipIFU7oQWo2D","pdf",2571986,32,"English","# Historic Boston\n# The State Houses\n# Faneuil Hall\n# The Churches\n# Other Sites\n# Visiting Historic Boston\n# Glossary\n# Index\n# Further Reading","[{\"question\":\"What historical period does Historic Boston focus on?\",\"answer\":\"It centers on the early days of American history, especially the Revolutionary War era and Boston’s patriots’ opposition to British rule and taxes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major Boston landmarks are highlighted?\",\"answer\":\"The summary specifically mentions the Massachusetts State House, Faneuil Hall, and the Old North Church, along with other historic sites.\"},{\"question\":\"What additional materials are included beyond the main site descriptions?\",\"answer\":\"The table of contents lists visiting guidance, a glossary, an index, and further reading.\"}]","Historic Boston - American Landmarks | PDF",1790644601,49]