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yes, him and Theodore weld tried to, i don't know if it was successful
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John Adams Revolutionary War?
Did john adams help write the declaration of independence? YOU BET YOUR BATOOTY HE DID! 5 others did too.
Did John Adams have an important rule?
fat little man you
What da the word repeal means?
to repeal is to take something away... like a legislation (law) or rule.
John Adams and the Boston Massacre?
John Adams believed that the rule of law should be paramount and that the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre deserved a fair trial. Adams successfully defended Captain Preston.
What was the gag rule and how did it affect John Quincy Adams proposal?
he did not think it was fair
President that fought against the gag rule in 1800s?
President John Quincy Adams
What was John Adams favorite civic virtue?
Free society lives under the rule of law not the rule of manRead more: What_were_some_of_john_Adams_civic_virtue
Who said may none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof?
John Adams
Was John Adams a re-elected president?
No. John Adams was president once, and it WA for about 4 1/2 months,because president #3 was elected.(this was before the 4 year of presidency rule was made)
Was president John Adams re elected?
No. John Adams was president once, and it WA for about 4 1/2 months,because president #3 was elected.(this was before the 4 year of presidency rule was made)
What was the main purpose letter to John Adams?
The main purpose was for John Adams to go for the rights of women. Abigail Adams also didn't see John Adams for a long time so since they didn't have any telephones back then, Abigail Adams wrote letters to John Adams for women to be equal and fair just like men (women's rights in particular) which made Abigail Adams famous as well as a good written student full of interest.
Was John Adams a member of the Democratic-Republican Party?
No. John Adams was a member of the Federalist Party. He believed in a strong federal government and rule by an elite class. The Democratic-Republican Party held opposite beliefs; in fact, they originally called themselves the Anti-Federalists.
