Samuel Adams
Revolutionary brewer politician
Samuel Adams was an American revolutionary leader and statesman from Massachusetts, a key organizer of colonial resistance to British rule.
He helped orchestrate the Boston Tea Party and signed the Declaration of Independence.
Later served as governor of Massachusetts.
The name also belongs to a major American beer brand founded in 1984, named after the patriot: Let's grab some Sam Adams.
Massachusetts state capital
- MassachusettsNortheastern colonial state
- Tea PartySmall-government advocacy movement
- Sons of LibertyRevolutionary-era resistance movement
- Paul RevereColonial warning horseman
John Hancock · Continental Congress · Minutemen · Lexington · Concord · Stamp Act · colonial · Bunker Hill
Boston
Massachusetts state capital
- MassachusettsNortheastern colonial state
- Tea PartySmall-government advocacy movement
- Sons of LibertyRevolutionary-era resistance movement
Paul Revere · John Hancock · Continental Congress · Minutemen · Lexington · Concord · Stamp Act · colonial · Bunker Hill · agitator
lager
Cold-conditioned beer
- craftSkilled manual art
- microbrewerySmall-scale beer producer
- aleWarm-fermented malt drink
IPA · seasonal · Octoberfest · porter · stout · hoppy · amber · bottle · draft · six-pack
- New England CompaniesDunkin, Fidelity, Liberty Mutual, New Balance, Wayfair
- Massachusetts PoliticsElizabeth Warren, Mitt Romney, John Kerry, Ted Kennedy, JFK
- American HistoryAmerican Revolution, Revolutionary War, colonial era, founding fathers, Declaration of Independence
- American RevolutionDeclaration of Independence, Boston Tea Party, Continental Congress, founding fathers, Stamp Act
- Beverage IndustryCoca-Cola, Pepsi, Starbucks, Budweiser, Heineken
- Revolutionary WarGeorge Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Paul Revere, Betsy Ross flag
Samuel AdamsJohn Jay
moderate · conciliator · cautious · gradualist · John Adams
Samuel AdamsAlexander Hamilton
Founding father, financial architect