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How they Dealt with Collaborators

How they Dealt with Collaborators

by Michael Boldin | Sep 27, 2023 | American Revolution, Audio/Video, Path to Liberty, Samuel Adams

In the years leading up to the War for Independence, the revolutionaries took an increasingly hostile stance against people who collaborated with or helped the British. And no, it wasn’t just tarring and feathering. Path to Liberty: September 27, 2023...
Today in History: Orangetown Resolutions Passed in Response to the Coercive Acts

Today in History: Orangetown Resolutions Passed in Response to the Coercive Acts

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 4, 2022 | American Revolution, Founding Principles, History

Exactly two years before passage of the Declaration of Independence, a short series of resolutions passed by residents of Orangetown, N.Y. set forth the foundational principles that supported the colonists’ quest for Independence. The resolutions were part of a...
Edenton Tea Party: First Women’s Political Demonstration in America

Edenton Tea Party: First Women’s Political Demonstration in America

by Michael Boldin | Oct 26, 2020 | American Revolution, Audio/Video, Founding Mothers, History, Path to Liberty, Penelope Barker

On October 25, 1774, the first organized and public women’s political protest in American history. Organized primarily by Penelope Barker, 51 women signed a statement of protest vowing to give up tea and boycott other British products “until such time that all...
An Early Bill of Rights: Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress

An Early Bill of Rights: Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress

by Michael Boldin | Oct 14, 2020 | American Revolution, Audio/Video, Founding Principles, History, Path to Liberty

On October 14, 1774, the Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress was adopted in response to the Coercive Acts passed by Parliament. It not only set the stage for further actions in the next 2 years, but also included principles and rights that can...
Today in History: Enforcement of the Boston Port Act Begins

Today in History: Enforcement of the Boston Port Act Begins

by Dave Benner | Mar 31, 2019 | American Revolution, History

Today in history, on March 31, 1774, Britain began enforcement of the Boston Port Act, passed in response to the destruction of the tea a few months earlier. One of the Coercive Acts (or, as they’ve been called since, the “Intolerable Acts”), the law closed...
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