Answer:
The Old State House Museum.
Explanation:
The Old State House is a public building built in 1713 and one of the oldest building in Boston, that still stands. The building was a place for meeting in the early days of colonial period. The site is mostly remembered for the Boston Massacre, 1770. <em>The museum is stuffed with artifacts, exposition, and artwork from the 1900s</em>. <u>The artifacts that are housed in the museum includes velvet jacket of John Hancock, engraved Boston massacare by Paul Revere, articles of Lydia Hutchinson and others, etc.</u>
Thus the location in which most of the artifacts of Boston from the colonial period are housed is in the Old State House Museum.
Answer:
His veto of the Civil Rights Act of 1866
I'm Mesopotamia woman were not equal to men. They were considered lower, so mostly men ruled.
A. Greeks
<span>Democracy was created by the Greeks of ancient Athens to describe their city-state’s system of self-rule, which came to be around 430 B.C.</span>
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