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The birth of America's second president.
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This is when the birth of John adams wife was born.
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John and Abigail Addams Wedding aniversery is today.
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a british official was wounded by angry people protesting against the taxes on anything that used stamps.
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The Adams beloved daughter Nabby was born.
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The birth of the Adams first son, Quincy, was born today. (look at picture, add the captin "Ladies And gentlemen your new President!")
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A squad of British soldiers, come to support a sentry who was being pressed by a snowballing crowd, let loose a volley of shots. Three people were killed immediately and two died later of their wounds.
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People dumpecd tea into their harbor to protest against taxes on tea.
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He attended the first meeting of the first contenential congress.
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John Adams signed the dec. of independance.
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Adams returned to Paris to take up his part in the peace negotiations during the revolutionary war (which was turning in our favor). Jefferson didn't travel to Europe and Laurens was in failing health after his release from the Tower of London, it was left to Adams, Jay and Franklin to represent American interests.
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Adams served as a diplomat in Europe and helped negotiate the Treaty of Paries.
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The Massachusetts Supreme Court abolishes slavery in Massachusetts. By year's end, all Northern states follow suit
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Issued after British surrender at Yorktown.
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Adams returns to Amsterdam where he negotiates a second loan with the Dutch.
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He became the first minister (aka envoy) to london.
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He was elected under Washington to be president if anything happened to Washington and he was nolonger fit to be president.
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Adams travels between New York and Philadelphia to establish a new residence at Bush Hill.
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She despises the city and leaves for Massachusetts after six months, vowing never to return. Adams will spend much of each year during his vice presidency at home with her.
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Three people representing france came to the USA and demanded money in recompence for leaving them alone.
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The Alien and Sedition Acts were passed by congress in preparation for an anticipated war with France. Federalists championed tighter restrictions for foreigners and critics of their policies.
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Adams travels to Trenton to meet with his cabinet and dispatch commissioners to France, where there is growing political crisis
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Representatives of the United States and France conclude negotiations for the Louisiana Purchase, a massive land sale that doubles the size of the young American republic. What was known as Louisiana Territory comprised most of current day United States between the Mississippi and the Rocky Mountains, with the exceptions of Texas, parts of New Mexico, and other pockets of land already controlled by the United States. A formal treaty for the Louisiana Purchase.
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I belive this one is self explanitory... he died
