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What state did John Adams grow up in?
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Did john Adams grow up with his family?
yea
What state did John Quincy Adams grow up in?
Massachusetts
Who did John Adams grow up with?
His Mom, Dad, and Brother.
What did John Adams grow up to be?
He became president in 1797 at age 57.
Where did John Adams grow up?
Quincy, Massachusetts.
What did John Adams stand up for?
John Adams deeply cared about his wife Abigail Adams.
Were did Abigail Adams grow up?
she grew up in Massachusetts
Where did Samuel Adams grow up at?
Boston MA
What city did Abigail Adams grow up in?
Weymouth, Massachuchetts
When did John Adams leave office?
John Adams gave up the presidency to Thomas Jefferson in March 4, 1801.
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