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John Adams was born on October 30, 1735. He was born in Braintree, Massachutes.
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John Adams competed his college years in Harvard on June 5, 1755.
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On October 25, 1764 John Adams married Abigal Smith.
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The Boston Tea Party is the rebellion of the tea tax.
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John Adams served in the Continental Congress in September, 1774.
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John Adams was a commissoner to France between 1777 and 1783.
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John Adams was an ambassador to Britain between 1788-1798.
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John Adams was a minister to Great Britain in October 20. 1785.
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The Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787. Washington was the leader.
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From 1789-1797 Adams was a VP for 2 terms under George Washington.
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The Judicary Act of 1789 says that the government is split up into 3 parts.
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The Virginia and Kentucky Plan was made by all the Rebublicans, but personally written by Thomas Jefferson himself. They were aganist the Alien and Sedition Acts.
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The Whiskey Rebellion is when the Congress taxed the people on whiskey and then they started to burn down houses and tortured the tax colecters.
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Jay;s Treaty Is a treaty between America and Britain and Britain agreed to stay off of American land, but it didn't say anything about impressment or Britain interference.
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Thomas Pickney's Treaty was with the Spain and America. It said that the U.S. wouldn't make an alliance with Britain and take over Spain.
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John Adams was elected president in March 4, 1796-1800.
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The Battle of Falllen Timbers is when the Native Americans wanted all of the Americans to leave their territory.
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John Adams sent out a peace mission to France.
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It was made when America was fighting against France. It made it harder for immigrants to become U.S. citizens.
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The XYZ Affairs is when France thought that the U.S. was working with America because of Jay's Treaty. So they started to capture the American saliors.
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John Adams was the first president to sleep in the White House. Also he was the first offical president to be voted for because George Washington wasn't elected.
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Between 1809 - 1812 he published a series of letters in the Boston Post defending his record as a president.
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On October 28, 1818 Abigal Adams, John Adams wife, died and John was devestated.
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John Adams died on July 4, 1826 in Massachutes. Which was the same day they were signing the Declaration of Independance.
