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What did Abigail Adams do for the US?
Abigail Adams wrote to her husband (who was in the Second Continental Congress) about what was happening in the war, so she acted like his "eyes" while he was in Congress.
Who said remember the ladies at the 2nd continental congress?
Abigail Adams
What did John Adams change?
john adams changed the continental congress
Who attended the Second Continental Congress with his cousin?
john adams and samuel adams
What was John Adams role in the Continental Congress?
he was a delagate
Who chose George Washington to be the Commander of the Continental Army?
John Adams recommended George Washington to be commander of the Continental Army.
Why and who did Abigail Adams send letters to?
Abigail Adams sent letters to her husband, John Adams while he was at the Continental Congresses. He asked her for her advice and view of the arguements at the congresses, and she replied back with her perspective of the problems.
Who urged her husband to remember the ladies?
That was Abigail Adams, who wrote to her husband John, while he was away in Philadelphia working on getting the Declaration of Independence organized and passed in the Second Continental Congress.
Who urged the husband to remember the ladies?
That was Abigail Adams, who wrote to her husband John, while he was away in Philadelphia working on getting the Declaration of Independence organized and passed in the Second Continental Congress.
Was Samuel Adams at the first Continental Congress meeting?
Yes he was
What did Abigail Adams urge John Adams to do?
On March 31st, 1776, Abigail Adams wrote a letter to her husband, John Adams, urging him and the other members of the continental congress to remember the interests of the nation's women while fighting for independence from the British. An excerpt from the letter reads, "...I desire you would remember the ladies and be more generous and favorable to them than your ancestors. Do not put such unlimited power into the hands of the husbands".
Was Samuel Adams a commander in chief?
Yes, Adams was in both The First and Second Continental Congress.
