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PAUL REVERE

BY: Juan Hernandez . PAUL REVERE. Paul Revere’s childhood. Paul Revere was born in Boston on January 1734. His father was a silversmith. When he was seven or eight he learned manners and to read, write, and basic math.

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PAUL REVERE

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  1. BY: Juan Hernandez PAUL REVERE

  2. Paul Revere’s childhood • Paul Revere was born in Boston on January 1734. • His father was a silversmith. • When he was seven or eight he learned manners and to read, write, and basic math. • When he was twelve he and a group of six other boys would ring the bells at a church.

  3. Paul Revere’s loss • When Paul was seventeen his father died. • Being the oldest he worked in his father’s shop.

  4. Paul Revere’s adulthood • When he turned twenty one he went to war to fight the French. • They fought small battles and had no real victories. • More soldiers died of disease than fighting. • That same year the survivors including Paul were sent home. • He then went back to the work shop to help his home.

  5. Why Paul Revere is a hero • On1775 the night before the battle of Lexington and Concord Paul went to concord to warn the people of the attack. • Because he did that he saved the lives of many people. • For that reason he is a hero.

  6. Paul Revere’s death • On 1818 Paul died at a ripe age. • Before he died he was surrounded by his children and grand children and he told stories of his adventures to them.

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