The Woman Who Ended Slavery in Massachusetts Born enslaved in 1744, Elizabeth Freeman heard the words “All men are born free and equal” in the Massachusetts Constitution and sued for her freedom — and won. Her courage, alongside Quock Walker’s, ended slavery in Massachusetts by 1790. #BlackHistory, #ElizabethFreeman, #QuockWalker, #HiddenHistory, #Abolition, #FreedomFighters, #MassachusettsHistory, #SlaveryAbolished, #CivilRights, #HistoryUnfiltered | Black History Unfiltered

Intolerable Acts: America's Path to Revolution, 1774 By 1774, colonial tensions rose over taxation and sovereignty. The Coercive Acts sparked resistance - the first Continental Congress formed and militias trained. Then, fears and rumours surrounded British moves in Massachusetts. #RevolutionaryWar #UShistory #EpicHistory | Epic History TV

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