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John Adams's life began on this day.
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John Adams lifetime.
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John Adams went to college at Harvard.
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John Adams finished college in 1755.
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John Adams became a lawyer. This is important because he was a lawyer for America.
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John Adams set up a law office in Braintree. This event was great in American history because it was a big office in America.
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John Adams began 14 years of legal practice.
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John Adams married Abigail Smith.
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John Adams defended the British who were arrested after the Boston Massacre. This was important because it was a terrible time in AMERICAN history.
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Started to represent Massachusetts at the first and second Continental Congress. This event was important because it involved America.
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John Adams writes to his wife that "the most memorable Epoch in the History of America has begun."
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John Adams and his two sons accompany him on a sail to make peace with Britain.
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John Adams became the first US minister in England. This event is important to American history because he was a minister in England representing America.
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John Adams returns home from being a US minister.
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Adams became Vice-President to George Washington. This was important because it was an AMERICAN vice-president.
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John Adams's family became the first family to live in the White House.
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John Adams was elected President of the US.
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This affair came along when America started calling 3 people X,Y, and Z. This event was significant to American history because the whole American country went along with it.
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John Adam's son became president
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These acts made the government allowed to question foreigners. This event was significant to American history because the whole country of America went along with it.
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John Adams lost the Presidential Election to Thomas Jefferson. This event was important to America because it was the Presidential election.
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John Adams retires from public life.
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John adams resumed his. friendship with Thomas Jefferson after the elections.
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John Adams's wife, Abigail Adams died
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This event was the death of John Adams.
