Abigail Adams

She was a female advocate for the America Revolution.

she wanted john Adams to remember that we were all crated equal and that you should think that women are good to.

She didn't "become" a patriot, she was born in the colonies, was married to a member of Congress, he was a lawyer, they owned a farm outside of. Boston in Quincy, and she was the mother of 6. She was also a woman who expressed what she thought and pushed for women's rights. In this, she was very modern and American.

She was born in the 1740's and was in her 30's at the beginning of the Revolutionary War. She was born in 'the colonies' but because of the time in history in which she lived she and all other colonials at that time (before 1770's) were British subjects and some were 'patriots' for the cause of liberty from England, others were not. I've heard estimates that only about 1/3 of American colonists were in favor of breaking with England so being born in the colonies did not automatically make a person a 'patriot.'

Abigail was married to a man who was a member of the Continental Congress. I'm not sure she had much of a choice in becoming a 'patriot' because women could not vote nor had many other rights (they were mostly considered property of their husband). Her husband, John Adams, seemed to have sought her advice, as has been reported from the letters between the two of them. She is mostly remembered for trying to get some sort of equal treatment for women through her 'urgings' in letters to him. She made some kind of statement that the new government should treat women better than all previous governments had done. She, as with Martha Washington and most other colonial/patriot wives, stayed at home, cared for the kids, and ran the farm while the business of governing and fighting for independence was done by their husbands. She was not a "Molly Hatchet" actually on the battlefield fighting for independence.

So... I guess just how loosely you decide to define 'patriot' will have something to do with how this question would be answered.

well the year cannot be 1792 because that would be after the colonist's declared independence from Britain so there would be no need to share news about them. But he did organize the Sons Of Liberty, a secret society to share news about the british before and during the Revolution. Also the commitees of correspondance which different towns all across the 13 colonies would write letters to one another about British affairs.

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Because she was a women's rights advocate.

He wasn't against the patriots, he was a patriot. He argued that Great Britian was unfairly taxing the colonies without their consent. Examples are the Sugar Act, Stamp Act, and Tonwshend Act.

Samuel Adams is famous for the group called the Sons of Liberty, an early patriotic movement that engaged in tax resistance activities such as the Boston Tea Party (1773) and the burning of the revenue cutter HMS Gaspee (1772).

During the Revolutionary War, Abigail Adams wrote multiple letters to her husband, John Adams. He served on the Continental Congresses that drew up and ratified the Constitution at the time, and their letters act as a window into the period. In many ways, she acted as her husband's advisor.

Many people brewed their own beer in the 1700s. I don't know whether there is specific documentation on whether Sam Adams actually did so, but is is certainly likely. However, it is most unlikely that except for both being in the Boston area, there is any other connection between today's Sam Adams beer and the Revolutionary war patriot and possible eighteenth century brewmaster.

Samuel Adams was a revolutionary politician, signer of the Declaration of Independence , and governor of Massachusetts (1793-97). Samuel Adams served on the Board of War of the Second Continental Congress. A spokesperson for the Sons of Liberty , he took part in the Boston Tea Party.

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John Adams didn't attend the Constitutional Convention because he was serving as ambassador to England. He sent letters in support of the Convention. John Adams was named the first United States minister to Great Britain in 1785. He served in that capacity until 1788. Prior to that, he had been in Europe trying to negotiate trade treaties with Great Britain, the Netherlands, and France, and took part in the peace treaty negotiations with Great Britain, ending the Revolutionary War. He served his nation in Europe for almost ten years, from 1778 until 1788.

The mother of President John Adams was Susanna Boylston Adams (1708-1797).

She was 27 years old when John Adams (Jr.) was born in 1735, and 88 when he was elected as the 2nd US President in 1796. She died the following year at the age of 89.

Adams himself lived to the age of 90, and his son John Quincy Adams lived to be 80.

Abigail grew angry with Proctor because he refused to leave Elizabeth

As of my readings , I have yet to find any mention of Eve's death or date of . There is said the Tomb of Eve in Jeddah , Saudi Arabia . It is stated Jeddah established 500+ BC . I have troubles understanding BC , is this prior noah's ark or after ? Islam claims noah carried the bones of Adam on the ark but makes no mention of Eve's bones . It also states that there were many others on the ark besides noah and his family but does not mention one being Eve or even who the others were . With what is known , Adam's death is recorded and leaves one to believe he died before her .
Another site has been refered to as burial site for Eve and this the city of Hebron in the Cave Of The Patriachs and is also believed that Adam is buried here also . Again , there is no mention of when she died .

Abigail Adams husband was the second president of the United States, John Adams.

As a child she was very shy and quiet, but yet she was very stubborn and determined to get what she wanted.

John Quincy Adams married Louisa Catherine Johnson in 1797 in London.

Abigail Adams has 6 children

Abigail Adams made women as important as men are.She made people understand that women have alot of responsibilities and they should get credit for it.She also stood up for women's rights and made a difference in their lives.

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