Boston revolt of 1689

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The Boston revolt of 1689 was a popular uprising in colonial Massachusetts in which local leaders overthrew the Dominion of New England’s unpopular royal government amid the wider Glorious Revolution.

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instanceOf event in colonial Massachusetts
political event
uprising
alsoKnownAs Boston Revolt NERFINISHED
Boston revolt against the Dominion of New England
Boston uprising of 1689 NERFINISHED
chronologyWithinTopic one of several 1689 colonial revolts responding to the Glorious Revolution
coordinateLocation 42.3601°N 71.0589°W
country Kingdom of England
describedBySource contemporary Boston pamphlets and letters
later colonial histories of Massachusetts
endTime 1689-04-18
followedBy Leisler's Rebellion NERFINISHED
hasCause Glorious Revolution NERFINISHED
colonial opposition to Governor Edmund Andros
enforcement of Navigation Acts
religious and political tensions between Puritan colonists and royal authorities
resentment of restrictions on colonial self-government
unpopularity of the Dominion of New England
hasEffect precedent for later colonial resistance to royal authority
reestablishment of earlier Massachusetts political structures
strengthening of colonial self-government sentiment
historicalPeriod late 17th century
leader local colonial leaders in Boston
location Boston NERFINISHED
Dominion of New England NERFINISHED
Province of Massachusetts Bay NERFINISHED
opponent Dominion of New England government NERFINISHED
Edmund Andros NERFINISHED
royal officials of the Dominion of New England
participant Boston militia
Dominion of New England officials
Governor Edmund Andros NERFINISHED
Increase Mather NERFINISHED
Massachusetts colonists
local Puritan leaders
partOf Glorious Revolution in America NERFINISHED
colonial uprisings of 1689
pointInTime 1689
result arrest of Governor Edmund Andros
collapse of Dominion of New England authority in Massachusetts
imprisonment of Dominion officials
overthrow of the Dominion of New England government in Boston
restoration of a provisional colonial government
significantEvent formation of a Committee of Safety in Boston
seizure of the Boston fort
startTime 1689-04-18
topic English colonial history in North America
colonial resistance to imperial authority

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Sir Edmund Andros arrestedDuring Boston revolt of 1689