Samuel Adams
Introduction
Today you will be learning about Sam Adams. Sam Adams was a very important patriot you will learn about all the great things and you will learn if or if not he survived in war and what he did in this informational text.
Did you know that Sam
Fun Fact 1 Adams was older than 
John Adams.→→→↘
Sam Adams Life
Sam Adams lived in Boston, Massachusetts that was important because many other important patriots lived there including Paul Revere, John Hancock and John Adams who was Sam Adams cousin. Sam Adams also had a dog named Queue Who he walked around with while everyone was on a horse. Sam Adams did not ride a horse he did not know how to. Personally I think he was just scared. Sam Adams was an unsuccessful businessman. Then one day the people in Boston were not happy with the king for taxes and a lot of other things so he helped burn down the governor's office and after that he was elected representative of the Massachusetts legislature.
Fun Fact 2
Did you know Sam Adams was born on September 27, 1722 in Boston, Massachusetts →→→→→
The Big Raid
On one normal day in Boston exactly October 1st 1768 the redcoats came they were not happy of what the people of Boston they stayed in Boston and kept asking Sam questions. One night they were going to Sams and his friend/roommate house his roommate was John Hancock. That night Paul Revere came galloping by on a horse yelling “THE REDCOATS ARE COMING THE REDCOATS ARE COMING”.
Fun Fact 3
Sam Adams went to Harvard and graduated with a master's degree in 1743
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The Escape
They got away safely John had to call his horse carriage guy for a ride because Sam could not ride a horse so they had to get away like that they goal was to get Philadelphia where a lot of patriots live after that escape they were at the top of the kings wanted list. They knew the trip would take a week and they would have to stop many times for needed supplies.
One night at a tavern they stopped at John said “you need to learn how to ride a horse” and John kept convincing until he finally agreed. By this time the redcoats were gone but they did not know it so the next morning Sam got on a horse and I think he did great so next a couple of days later they thought they could be safe at home by now so they went and they were right however Queue had died and then not long after that Sam Adams died in October 2 1803.
Famous map of the Escape
Sam Adams Timeline
1722: Born on September 27 in Boston, Massachusetts
1740: Graduated from Harvard.
1756: Was elected tax collector for Boston.
1764: When the British passed the Sugar Act, Adams spoke out strongly against it demanding no taxation without representation.
1765: He encouraged colonists to disobey the Stamp Act.
1765: Was elected lower house of the Massachusetts general court.
1766: Became clerk of the house he served to 1774.
1780: Sam was on the committee that drafted the Massachusetts state constitution.
1789: He was lieutenant governor of Massachusetts up to 1993
1803: Died on October 2
Conclusion
Wow that was really amazing how the people of Boston loved him so much out of nowhere i didn't know it was that easy to become famous. Why don't other people just help burn the governor's house? Sam ended up doing amazing things for example he helped with the Boston Tea Party he was also very famous for example he got a beer named after him and many people including me thinks he was a main man in war.
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Sources:
1: Why Don't you get a horse Sam Adams 2: SAMUEL ADAMS FACTS
3: Biography for kids Samuel Adams Ducksters 4: Colonial America
5: Wikipedia
