By the end of the 18th century, gravestone designs in New England depicted an urn next to one of these objects instead of a winged cherub or a death’s head. Massachusetts authorized John Hull to mint three different “shillings” all depicting these objects. These objects name a revolt in New Hampshire (15[1])protesting (15[1])the King’s Broad Arrow (15[1])Policy’s (15[2])extension to the region. (15[1])An agreement named for one of these objects near where the first (15[1])trades had occurred created the New York (*) Stock (10[1])Exchange. A Revolutionary-era protest (10[1])flag depicts one of these objects below the Lockean phrase “An Appeal to Heaven.” The (10[1])Loyal Nine’s anti-Stamp Act campaign popularized the “Liberty” one of these objects (10[1])as a meeting place in Boston. For 10 points, the back of Connecticut’s state quarter displays what object that hid the state’s Royal Charter? ■END■