History

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The Hartford Convention - The Hartford Convention was a meeting held in Hartford, Connecticut, in the States by representatives from multiple England states in December of 1814 and January of 1815. It was against the War of 1812 between the US and Great Britain.
Angered by trade limitations that harmed the economy in the area, Federalist Party representatives in England used the Convention to question what they saw as the federal administration’s belittling the states' rights. Harrison Gray Otis, Nathan Dane, William Prescott Jr along with 23 others all attended the Convention. The Federalists ultimately lost and were called sectionalists by the Public and this finally ended the Federalist Political Party.

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Bullfinch was the first naturally born American to practice Archtecture. He lived from 1763-1844. He was noted for his taste, federal style, and simplicity.
Bulfinch wasn't just an architect in Boston. He was the image which made Boston change from a town to city. He lead Bostons Board of selectman between most of 1791 and 1817. The Massachusetts State House made Bulfinch into the US’s chief architect. All the while as an unpaid chair of selectmen, Bulfinch took on the challenge to the expand John Phillips House, University Hall, Faneuil Hall, and planned a change of three different homes for Mt. Vernon,Beacon Streets , and Harrison Gray Otis on Cambridge.
The surrounding areas of the Tontine Crescent were getting overwhelmed with businesses and people. The Tontine Crescent was soon acquired by the Government for public convenience. Bullfinch created The Tontine Crescent to establish town planning to Boston. This project was way too zealous since the financial burden was so large and Bulfinch's drive to finally fi...

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...13 to 1820, he also was in the house from 1821 to 1822 and also as a delegate in 1820 to the Constitutional Convention. He became mayor in 1823 which was his most important move.
He professionalized and brought employment practices up to date. He also concentrated rule of the Mayoral Office. He was a commanding mayor and extremely upbeat.. Under his supervision his administration began to straighten up and sanitize the dirty streets. They also modernized the fire department. The created a Department of Correction for to reprimand young criminals. They tought them how to act like civilized people. After completing Faneuil Market, Quicy supervised a costly urban renewal development. It was a bold move, yet to be done before, yet the project was a success. The Beantown was named the healthiest city in the United States. This is why Quicny was crowned “The Great Mayor”