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I assume by Patriots you mean the New England Patriots of the National Football league. In 1959, the team was introduced as the Boston Patriots but in 1971 the team was relocated to Foxborough, Massachusetts where they were renamed as the New England Patriots. This is the same name that the team uses today.
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What year was the first college in north america established?
What was the year did the patriots won their first supe rbowl?
2000
What year was the first season for the New England Patriots?
1960.
Which year was yosemite established?
Yosemite National Park was established in the year 1890. It was one of the first national parks to be established.
What year did the Patriot football franchise begin?
The Patriots played their first season in 1960. Billy Sillivan was awarded the 8th and final franchise of the newly established American Football League November 16, 1959. The then named Boston Patriots played their first regular season football game September 9, 1960 versus the Denver Broncos. The Patriots lost the game by a score of 10-13.
What year was the first bank established?
1791
How was the New England Patriots first year in the NFL?
Their first year in the NFL (1970) saw them win just 2 games.
What year were the Patriots founded?
The organization was founded in 1959 and first played in 1960.
What was the first year that the New England Patriots played?
September 9, 1960
In what year did ITIL first get established?
The ITIL was first established in the year 1989. It was not a booming success at first, but slowly started to grow and grow until it became the size it is today.
What year was it when Menes Established the First Dynasty?
The First Dynasty was established in 3050 BC and ended in 2890 BC
How old is the New England Patriots?
The New England Patriots were established in 1959. They were originally called the Boston Patriots but were renamed the New England Patriots in 1971 after relocating from Boston to Foxborough.
