King Street, Boston

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King Street in Boston (now known as State Street) is the historic downtown thoroughfare where the Boston Massacre occurred in 1770, a pivotal event leading up to the American Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic street
historical event
political protest
thoroughfare
colonialEraName King Street
connectsTo Long Wharf, Boston
currentName State Street
formerNameOf State Street, Boston
linked to: State Street
hasCoordinateRegion approximate area of present-day State Street between Long Wharf and Washington Street
hasEvent Boston Massacre
hasFormerName King Street, Boston
hasHistoricalPeriod colonial era
hasHistoricalRole center of colonial Boston civic life
hasNumberOfDeaths 5
hasNumberOfInjured 6
hasParticipant Boston colonists
British soldiers
hasSignificance pivotal event leading up to the American Revolution
locatedIn Boston
Boston
Downtown Boston
Massachusetts
United States
namedAfter King of Great Britain
linked to: British monarch
near Old State House, Boston
linked to: Old State House
occurredAt King Street, Boston
occurredOn 1770-03-05
overlooks King Street, Boston
partOf Boston financial district
linked to: Downtown Boston
renamedFrom King Street, Boston
siteOf Boston Massacre

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Boston Massacre hasLocation King Street, Boston
State Street, Boston hasFormerName King Street, Boston
subject linked to: King Street, Boston
Boston Massacre occurredAt King Street, Boston
subject linked to: King Street, Boston
Old State House, Boston overlooks King Street, Boston
subject linked to: King Street, Boston
State Street, Boston renamedFrom King Street, Boston
subject linked to: King Street, Boston
Patrick Carr associatedWithEventPlace King Street, Boston
James Caldwell locatedInEvent King Street, Boston (site of the Boston Massacre)
linked to: King Street, Boston