In 1735, John
Adams was born into the Adams family.
His parents’ names were Susanna and John Adams. He had two brothers
named Peter and Elihu Adams.
When
he was 16 years old ,he started going to Harvard University. Four years later,
he graduated from Harvard in 1755. He became a school teacher. He thought it
was boring and so became a lawyer.
When
he was 28 years old, he got married to Abigail Adams.
John
was sent to the first and second Continental Congress where he nominated George
Washington to be Commander in Chief of the American army. From 1789 to 1807, he
was President Washington’s vice president.
From
1797 to 1801, John Adams was the second president of the United States. During
his presidency, he made many hard decisions. In fact, thanks to John Adams, America
stayed at peace with France.
In
the election of 1800, John lost to Thomas Jefferson. In 1801, John left the White
House and went to live in Quincy, Massachusetts. On July 4th, 1826,
John Adams died at Quincy.
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