Samuel Adams was born on September 27, 1722. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He later died October 2, 1803. He grew up in Boston, and in the long run helped Boston gain independence from Britain. He was in the graduating class of 1740 at Harvard College. Some people believed that Samuel Adams was a British agent because of his role as a tax collector. Before the Revolutionary War he was a failed brewer and newspaper publisher. Samuel Adams found that his true calling wasn't being a brewer or a newspaper publisher, it was a politician.
Samuel Adams became the organizer of Boston’s Sons of Liberty. Samuel Adams convinced the Boston Committee of Correspondence and created Boston’s boycott to the tea act. This then lead to the Boston Tea
Samuel Adams became the organizer of Boston’s Sons of Liberty. Samuel Adams convinced the Boston Committee of Correspondence and created Boston’s boycott to the tea act. This then lead to the Boston Tea