John Adams

Their differences were vast. Starting with Washington was very Tall for the time period, standing between 6'2"-6'3" where as Adams was much shorter. Adams was considered an intellectual where as Washington was considered a common sense man. Washington was General of the Army where as Adams did not serve. Many other differences. In addition, George Washington was our First President, and John Adams was the Second President. If you mean John Quincy Adams, he was the Sixth President.

John Adams was elected VP because although he got the popular vote, he lost the Electoral Votes which primarily chooses the President.

He believed the country should be free. He was against English taxing. He also thought that the English royals were tyrants.

The Colonials felt as if they "had their own thing going" in America, so to speak, after 150 years on their own, and were angry about new taxes the British were laying upon them. The British thought it was about time the colonials gave more to London, particularly due to the high cost of the recent French-Indian War.

New taxes angered the colonials which led them to boycott Britain goods, which led to Britain backing off each time - except for once, with the Stamp Act. The colonials responded with more boycotts and acts such as the Boston Tea party. The British responded by sending troops to settle the colonies down - particularly Massachusetts. This had the opposite effect as British troops were harassed without mercy. One evening, some drunken stone-throwing led to British rifles being fired - and the Boston Massacre. More Redcoats were sent, and, before anyone knew it, a rebellion led to an all-out war.

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.

1st Cain First born of Adam and Eve 2nd Abel was killed by older brother Cain. 3rd Seth which means substitued , Adam was 130 yrs old when Seth was born. Adam lived 930 yrs old.

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The 2nd President of the United States and father of President John Quincy Adams was John Adams. President John Adams was in office from March 4, 1797 to March 4, 1801.

John Adams who was the second US president, was born in Braintree, Massachusetts on October 30, 1735. Braintree was a part of the Massachusetts Colony at the time.

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John Adams [October 30, 1735-July 4, 1826] taught for a couple of years in Worcester, Massachusetts. He was a recent graduate of Harvard College. He didn't want to follow his family's career choice for him as a minister. He needed the time to figure out which direction to take instead. He ended up deciding upon a career in law.

John Adams was elected from massachussetts

There was no other president to die on the same day as John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. These two men remain the only presidents to ever die on the same day.

John Adams was highly respected as one of the founding fathers who declared independence and drafted the US Constitution. He was the incumbent vice-president and was generally considered to be a logical successor to Washington. Like Washington, he believed in a strong federal government. A party, called the Federalists, grew up that agreed with his views in opposition to the weaker notion of federal government espoused by Jefferson.

Because when he saw a frog he was scared and the frog ate his sandwich which made him furious so he sent a cat to get the frog but the mom stopped the cat and kicked the frog to next week so he's in the future

John Muir's parents Daniel Muir and Ann Gilyrie had eight children. He was the third of the eight children : Margaret, Sarah, David, Daniel, Ann and Mary (both twins) and Joanna.

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Someone who is appointed very late, usually for political advantage. It's most associated with the Midnight Judges Act in which John Adams attempted to keep the court Federalist in Jefferson's administration.

No candidate won the majority of the electoral vote, so in accordance with the law, The House of Representatives chose the president and they elected Adams.

I think you are referring to the Alien and Sedition acts, particularly the Alien acts.

I think it was the democratic republicans but I'm not certain of that answer

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