Exploring the Legacy of Samuel Adams and the Declaration of Independence

The video tells the story of Samuel Adams, a key figure in American history. Born in 1722 in Boston, Adams was a Harvard graduate who struggled in business but excelled in politics. He became a leading advocate for American independence, participating in events like the Boston Tea Party and helping to establish the Continental Congress. Adams signed the Declaration of Independence and later served as Massachusetts' governor. Known as the 'father of the American Revolution,' he left a lasting legacy before passing away in 1803.

Where was Samuel Adams born?

• Richmond, Virginia

• New York, New York

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Which college did Samuel Adams graduate from?

• Yale University

• Princeton University

• Harvard College

• Dartmouth College

What was one of the acts Samuel Adams led a rebellion against?

• The Sugar Act

• The Intolerable Acts

• The Navigation Acts

• The Quartering Act

What significant event did Samuel Adams help organize that involved tea?

• The First Continental Congress

• The Boston Massacre

• The Boston Tea Party

• The Battle of Bunker Hill

What important document did Samuel Adams sign?

• The Articles of Confederation

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Bill of Rights

• The U.S. Constitution

What position did Samuel Adams hold before becoming the governor of Massachusetts?

• Senator

• Secretary of State

• Mayor

• Lieutenant Governor