John Adams

he was a Christian

To my knowledge he either died of old age, or alcohol poisoning. To your second question, He died at the age of 81, on October 2, 1803. This is the reason why there's Samuel Adam's Beer! Hope this helps!

None. Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee were admitted under Washington. The next State admitted, Ohio, was in 1802 under Jefferson.

He was a great political leader and wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, but his reputation as a good president was ruined by the war of 1812. Despite that he remains as a great president.

John Brown did not have an issue with state or federal rights. He did, however, have an issue if these rights promoted slavery in the border states. Like many abolitionists, Brown believed slavery was an immoral institution that needed to be wiped off the face of the planet. This mentality and that of his followers led to several anti-slavery massacres in Kansas. It, course, led to Harper's Ferry, which saw many of Brown's followers die at the hands of the Navy. Brown was also hanged after Harper's Ferry for insurrection against the powers that be.

George Washington was not the Vice President; he was the President of the United States. His Vice President was John Adams, later 2nd President of the United States.

Oh, dude, like, John Adams could have totally slid into those world affairs DMs by, I don't know, maybe attending more international events or like, writing some sick letters to other world leaders. He could have also like, traveled more, you know, just hopped on a boat and been like, "Hey, world, here I am!" But hey, it's all good, man, Adams did his thing.

the XYZ affair caused an outbreak of war fever in the united states.with the war fever rising,John Adams asked congress to increase the size of the army and rebuild the navy, after many federalists demanded he ask congress to declare war on France. Adams also convinced Congress to create a seperate department of the navy.between 1798 and 1800, the United States fought an undeclared naval war with France.To avoid war, John Adams sent a new mission to france, thus France's dictator, Napoleon Bonaparte, was buisy dealing with war in Europe, but by 1800 he had agreed to stop seizing american ships.This agreement angered leaders of Adams own Federalist Party, especially the Pro-British Alexander Hamilton.This disapproval had weakened Adams Politically, but still, Adams was satisfied.

he had many sons and daughters one of them was Qinan (Arabic) Kenan (English) who we all came from. if u want to know more just ask on wiki answers. write sons of Adam and eve and i may answer it.:)

Because he was the 2nd president for the U.S.

That was in the movie 1776. Actually in real life Adams was very popular and very respected...a lawyer and a great debater he certainly had his political foes but as a person he was quite well liked.

John Adams supported many people. One of the main humans are listed below :)

. the Americas in the American revelution (he was a patriot) .alien and sedition act . the government of state :)

John Quincy Adams kept a pet American Alligator, given to him by the Marquis de Lafayette, and his wife kept several silkworms, whose silk she used to weave dresses.

He was not deformed in any known way, but had a host of chronic ailments and discomforts that he complained about but which did not seem to shorten his life any. He suffered from bouts of depression and a wish to die.

He was a risk-taker

John Adams lived in the White House from November 1800 until February of 1801. The federal government was originally located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but was moved to Washington D.C. John Adams was the first president to live in the White House after it was built.

Abigail Adams.

This is true I did research.

John Adams was from MA and he was a patriot. He was one of the delegates in the continental congress, and he had to convince the other delegates to vote for independence (which he ended up doing).

Reportedly, Samuel Adams had 11 siblings, however, all of their names are not known. Samuel Adams was known as the Father of the American Revolution.

Paul Revere was stopped on the road to Concord outside of Lexington and his horse taken from him. At that point the British hadn't reached Lexington and when they did they were met by 77 colonists on the town green. There was no patriot leader taken that day by the British other than Revere earlier in the night.

John Adams did not serve in the military.