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    in the city of Houston in the section of town called Fifth Ward. Brock Wagner spoke of the path his life had taken and how it lead to him wishing to quit his investment banking job to start the Samuel Adams Brewery with the help of friends and family. The craft brewery landscape in the days that Samuel Adams was started in the mid 90’s was very different than what is like today to sell craft beer in Texas. Laws and regulations existed that prohibited the sale of beer or food at local brewery installations

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    Daily Hemphill Susan King English 7th Hour 18 January 2017 Samuel Adams Samuel Adams was an important part of the American Revolutionary War. He was part of the First Continental Congress. His early life‚ cause to join‚ role in the war‚ and his life after the war show how incredible he really was. Samuel Adams was an important part of the American Revolution. According to the text‚ “Samuel Adams Biography‚” confirms that he was born in Boston‚ Massachusetts on September 27‚ 1722. He grew up in

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    Samuel Adams was born in Boston‚ Massachusetts on September 27‚ 1722. His father was Samuel Adams‚ Sr.‚ and his mother Mary Fifield. He was one of twelve children born from this marriage‚ but one of three children who survived past their third birthday. Samuel was the tenth child and the survivors were his older sister Mary‚ himself‚ and a younger brother named Joseph. He died on October 2‚ 1803. His family was well recognized for their wealth as well as their religious and political involvement

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    THE REASON WHY THE COLONISTS WERE RIGHT: The American Revolution was the major conflict that will forever change millions of people all around the world. The American Revolution was the major conflict because the Colonists were angry‚ they had no self government which made the taxes go up and the British made their own laws that the Colonists had to follow‚ and thought they were paying the government with no representation at all because they did not have a government to control all of the bad things

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    liberty.” Samuel Adams wasn’t just any ordinary representative whom signed the Declaration of Independence‚ but probably the most important of the men people know nothing about. From growing up in a wealthy household to Legislature of Massachusetts to founder of the Boston Committee of Correspondences‚ he never stepped aside and allowed a tyrant to control his life‚ making him one of the most influential founding fathers. Born on September twenty seventh‚ 1772 in Boston Massachusetts Adams was always

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    took place on December 16‚ 1773 after the colonists got fed up with paying taxes on British tea. The British parliament put taxes on their imports to America. After colonists thought this was illegal and unfair‚ the British parliament stopped taxing all goods except tea. Few years later they passed out the Tea Act‚ which brought out the East India Company to relieve their debt. This company actually earned a lot of money by trading with America but the colonists thought this would put local British tea

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    Mark Puls’ Samuel Adams: Father of the American Revolution brought to light one of the most undervalued yet highly influential founding fathers of the American revolutionary era. Adams is widely regarded as one of the first fervent idealists of American independence. one of the most outspoken‚ persistent‚ agitators of that time Puls biography details the life of Samuel Adams in a chronological order of events starting with his upbringing in the Adams’ family. His father was a well respected brewer

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    Strength: The biggest strength of the company is the brand image it has among the consumers . Boston Beer ‚ specifically the Samuel Adams ‚well known from the superior quality and expensive ingredients used along with the traditional brewing techniques which give it an excellent flavor ‚ which cannot be easily copied by the other competitors . In addition the use of less water in its products also has given it a positive advantage in terms of product quality . Weaknesses: Opportunities: The

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    “Rather unsuccessful in a series of pursuits prior to the Revolution‚ Adams found his calling in organizing and rabble-rousing.” http://bit.ly/2xYqI2l He was also a key founder of the sons of liberty‚ and helped organize the boston tea party. He also had a brother called John who was a lawyer and was part of the committee

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    Hutchinson or Samuel Adams likely used to develop and improve their thinking as those historical events unfolded prior to taking a stand and acting according to their beliefs. One of the strategies Thomas Hutchinson and Samuel Adams would may have used would be maintaining a critical attitude. Samuel Adams would need to remain critical to see all of the possible outcomes that would be produced by his actions. If people did not approve he could have been in trouble or even worse killed. Samuel Adams would

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