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5 Important people during John’s presidency…

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5 Important people during John’s presidency…

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1. Abigail Adams- John Adams wife. She was very important in Adam’s preisdency because she constantly exchanged letters and she tried to encourage and push him.

2. Alexander Hamilton- He was the leader of the federalists and he also was the first secretary of treasury.

3. James Otis- A close friend of Adams, patriot, and legislative ally.

4. Thomas Hutchinson- Adam’s opponent for a very long time. Also, chief justice of the supreme judicial court.

5. John Quincy Adams- Adams oldest son… 6th president of the U.S.

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On 01/08/1798, The Eleventh Amendment is fully enforced by President Adams. The Eleventh Amendment says that the federal courts can not have the jurisdiction over indictment between individuals from one state against individuals from another state. January 08, 1798

On June 18, 1798 congress approved the First Alien and Sedition Acts during the presidency of John Adams.

On June 11, 1800 Washington becomes U.S. capital during John Adams preisdency.

The XYZ Affair were three French ministers who had sent a letter asking for a $250,000 bribe before meeting the American delegation in France. The President introduces the letter to the public but instead of giving exact names he replaced the ministers name with X, Y, and Z. The XYZ affair brought the U.S. to the brink of war with France.Boston Massacre!

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1. John Adams was a Lawyer-President!

2. His son John Quincy became the 6th President. There have been two father-son Presidents in American history.

3. John Adams defended British soldiers after the Boston Massacre.

4. Adams was not a slaveholder but was against abolition

5. He was the First President to live in the White House.

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John Adams was part of the Federalists party which consisted of Federalists who supported the Constitution. This party opposed the views of the Democratic-Republican party. This party dominated the government during Adams's presidency and they supported National power instead of many state power and local government. His administration focused on France, where  the ruling group  had refused to receive the American representation.

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John Adams was born in Braintree, Massachusetts and was a direct descendant of the Massachusetts Bay Colony Puritan colonists. He went to Harvard university where he received his undergraduate degree and master’s. Before becoming the president he became the vice president to George Washington and on March 4th, 1797 he became president of the United states.

President Adams