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Johnny Tremain: Sons Of Liberty

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Johnny Tremain is a movie about how a teenager starts working for the Sons of Liberty, and how he starts to become one of the Sons of Liberty. And learns what is really going on at that time.
Johnny Tremain takes place in colonial times, during the Stamp Act specifically. Johnny Tremain is a teenage boy who is working for a silversmith as an apprentice. When his master turns down a request that would get them a lot of money, the women and Johnny take it upon themselves, to do it while everyone is at mass. In haste to pick everything up, because someone is coming to make sure that everyone is in church, the hot silver gets dumped onto his hand. A few days later, he is asked to take the bandage off, and his fingers are merged together. He then

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