Abigail Adams

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freedom is important

Yes. Diana was related to Winston Churchill and to Eight U.S. presidents: George Washington, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Calvin Coolidge, Millard Fillmore, Rutherford B. Hayes, Grover Cleveland, And Franklin D. Roosevelt. I myself am also related to John Adams,

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Abigail Adams had helped America by doing what men were able to do. She thought that it wasn't fair that the women around her couldn't do what the men could do. She wanted to know what had happened when the meetinghouse went on fire. She really wanted to know how the fire had started. When she was going to go out and find out how the fire had started, her mother wouldn't let her go. She told Abigail that she had to act like a lady. Abigail had helped ladies all around the world.

John was 9 years plus about 3 weeks older than Abigail. He was born Oct 30, 1735 and she on Nov. 23, 1744

she worked helped women be able to vote by writing lettres to her husband john Adams the president she loved to learn eglish science

Abigail Adams was a First Lady who was known for having very modern views on a number of subjects, including education for girls, and education for black children. (She had never been given a formal education, but she loved to read and believed everyone should have access to more education.) She wrote many letters to her husband John, advising him about current issues and expressing her opinions. While this may not sound very remarkable, back then women's opinions were rarely sought, and only about the home. But Abigail and John seemed to have a very rare and special relationship, and they discussed a number of issues in addition to domestic matters.

While still a traditionalist about the roles of men and women, she was one of the earliest advocates for more rights for married women -- under the laws of that time, a married woman was legally the property of her husband, and Abigail wanted an expansion of women's rights so that if their husband was a tyrant, there would be some remedy for the situation.

Abigail revealed her strength as a woman before becoming a First Lady. There were many, many wives like Abigail Adams who were completely responsible for their family's welfare, homes, farms, businesses and financial support while their husbands were engaged in the development of American government. They were invaluable advisors to their husbands, collected the political news for them and kept them informed through a system of letter writing, all while their husbands were away from home for long periods of time- years at a time. They were given heavy responsibilities, were the backbone of America and yet, their husbands would not even consider giving them equal status as citizens. Abigail constantly reminded her husband of the need for more legal rights for women but that request went unfulfilled.

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I think he was drunk and fell off a cliff or something. That's what I think, but I know it's right. Oh, Nabby died of breast cancer, and little Susanna of small pox. So, three answers in one.

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Charles died by he got drunk and slept barfed in his sleep choked on his barf and died.

i think he also reveals part of his character by describing what he is willing to do behind the backs of those people he loves.

she has 18 bros and sisters

When the "Lord God" found them naked he made garments and placed them on Adam. The scriptures teaches that the "Lord God" is Yahshua/Yahweh or Jesus Christ. Christ is the Lamb and it was wool from the Lamb that was placed on Adam. The Lamb fabric placed on Adam and Eve is also the Holy Spirit within. Adam and Eve at first had glorified bodies, but lost it (as we do when we sin) and when Jesus shows up 'grace' has to be restored thru him and then we get the garments (Holy Spirit) within. We have to wait until the resurrection to get the new incorruptible body back.

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She influence her husband John Adams the most because she helped him make important decisions and helped him and Jefferson build a strong friendship which later led to the election of 1800.

NO, John Adams had 5 children all from his wife Abigail Smith Adams. Their names were Abigail Jr. (Nabby) Adams, John Quincy Adams, Susanna Adams, Charles Adams, and Thomas Adams

Some women organized volunteers to mend clothing for the soldiers. Many women made ammunition from their household silver. Hundreds of women followed their husbands to the battlefield, where they washed, mended and cooked for the troops. Some women risked their lives in combat.

John L. Sullivan help create the term "Manifest Destiny" that would later become the name of a painted showing west word expansion.

John solicited and respected women, but didn't completely accept the idea that women should participate in political conversations. Adams assured his wife that the female addition was modest and genteel, and "that she avoids talking upon politics." Abigail avoided talking politics in large and mixed company, but she did express her thinking with words, looks, gestures, an sentiments of the company. She had decided in November of 1775 that the country should be independent and was all ready considering what type of government it should have. She wrote John "If we separate from Britain what code of laws will be established. How shall we be governed so as to retain our liberties ?" She also wrote him " I can not say that I think you very generous to the ladies, for while you are proclaiming peace and good will to men, emancipating all nations, you insist upon retaining an absolute power over wives. But you must remember that arbitrary power is like most things which are very hard, very liable to be broken." John did count on her for everything and sought out her opinions.

No, not at all. John Adams actually provided John Quincy with the knowledge to be who he was. John took John Quincy with him during many political excursions and John Quincy gained a great knowledge. Although they both had their own views, the two respected each other. In essence, John Quincy did look up to his father as a great man.

Abigail Adams Was 5'1" and Weighed 115LBS

Dont no But the song fireflies is AMAZING!!!!!!!! He went to school in Owatonna Minnesota at a school called Owatonna Christian School... or at least he did for Kindergarden