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Who were the founders of the new colony mentioned in the text?
Who were the founders of the new colony mentioned in the text?
- Women wearing hoods
- Bearded men
- Isaac Johnson
- Forefathers of Boston (correct)
Where was the first prison-house built in Boston?
Where was the first prison-house built in Boston?
- In the Vicinity of Cornhill (correct)
- In front of a wooden edifice
- On Isaac Johnson's lot
- In the old churchyard of King's Chapel
What were the sad-colored garments mentioned in the text?
What were the sad-colored garments mentioned in the text?
- Bearded men (correct)
- Women's hoods
- Forefathers of Boston
- Bareheaded women
What is the significance of Isaac Johnson's lot?
What is the significance of Isaac Johnson's lot?
What were the women in the throng wearing?
What were the women in the throng wearing?
Where was the first burial-ground in Boston located?
Where was the first burial-ground in Boston located?
What did the founders of the new colony recognize as a practical necessity?
What did the founders of the new colony recognize as a practical necessity?
What was the door of the wooden edifice heavily timbered with?
What was the door of the wooden edifice heavily timbered with?
Where did the forefathers of Boston build the first prison-house?
Where did the forefathers of Boston build the first prison-house?
What kind of hats were the bearded men wearing?
What kind of hats were the bearded men wearing?
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Study Notes
Founders of Boston
- The founders of the new colony were the Puritans.
First Prison-House in Boston
- The first prison-house in Boston was built in the corner of Washington and Court Streets.
- The forefathers of Boston built the first prison-house in this location.
Clothing and Accessories
- The sad-colored garments mentioned in the text refer to the somber clothing worn by the people.
- The women in the throng wore sad-colored garments.
- The bearded men wore steeple-crowned hats.
Isaac Johnson's Lot
- Isaac Johnson's lot was significant because it was used as the first burial-ground in Boston.
Early Infrastructure
- The first burial-ground in Boston was located on Isaac Johnson's lot.
- The door of the wooden edifice was heavily timbered with iron spikes.
Practical Necessity
- The founders of the new colony recognized the need for a prison as a practical necessity.
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