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What did John Adams became when he had graduated from Harvard?
What did John Adams became when he had graduated from Harvard?
What was John Adams education?
john Adams education is he went to havard and graduated 1775
What did John Adams do why did he do it?
John Adams went to Harvard and graduated in 4 years to become a lawyer.
What school did John Adams go to?
i do not know what school John Adams went to!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where did John Adams graduate?
HE Graduated at Harvard College in 1755
Who graduated Harvard university and also served the American revolution and was elected as the second president of the US?
John Adams was the second president
Where did John Quincy Adams graduate?
In 1755 he graduated from Harvard University.
Where did john adams go to law school?
Adams graduated from Harvard University - there was no law school at that time. He learned law by studying under a lawyer after he graduated from college.
Who was the first US president that graduated from Harvard University?
John Adams has that distinction.
Which presidents graduated from Yale or Harvard?
None of the presidents graduated from both Yale and Harvard. Some presidents graduated from one (John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy graduated from Harvard, for example) and some graduated from the other (William Howard Taft, George H. W. Bush, and George W. Bush graduated from Yale). Barack Obama graduated from Harvard Law School, but did not attend Yale or Harvard as an undergraduate-- he graduated from Columbia University).
Which founder father did not go to college?
Of the founding fathers who became president, only George Washington did not go to college. John Adams graduated from Harvard, Thomas Jefferson graduated from the College of William and Mary, and James Madison graduated from Princeton University.
John was graduated from college or graduated from college?
"John graduated from college," would be appropriate.
