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The party was controlled by John Adams
John Adams pushed for the Declaration
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2. 没有参与 wasnt involved
3. 约翰·亚当斯在“独立宣言”的构成中发挥了重要作用。didnt like british people

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1-he was a lawyer and stood in the council of defense for the 8 solders.

2-he was all for it

3-he was on the congress committee and signed the treaty for Paris.

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1.) He was the lawyer and helped the soldiers not get introuble.
2.) The party was controlled by John Adams
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1- defending the prisoners
2- john was not there the night of but he did question it
3-he was a delegate to the congress and helped signed a treaty for paris

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(James Hopkins) He defended the British during the Boston Massacre.
john was not at the Boston tea party but had a strong opinion on it.
John helped put together the Declaration of independents

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1) John defended the British prisoners in the trial of the Boston Massacre.
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3) John pushed for the Declaration of Independence and he was on the Continental Congress Committee.

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1.served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬 during a riot in Boston on March 5, 1770
2.supported it
3.John Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.

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1. He was the lawyer for the British soldiers
2. He admired it but was afraid on how Britain would punish them
3.He did not like the idea of reconciliation  with Britain

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1. john adams defended british soldiers during the boston massacre
2. john adams wasn't involved, he just questioned how the british parliemt was going to react
3. Massachusetts delegate to

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he was a laywer for the " bad guys "
He questionedhow the brotish parlament would respond.
he represnted massacusits.

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1. he defended the eight british soldiers that were accused of during a riot in Boston.
2. He wasnt present but he questioned how parliement would respond to that maneuver.
3. He attended as a delegate and he rejected any further reconciliationwith great britain along with other memebrs

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1. Samuel Adams deliberately provoked the incident to promote his secret agenda of American independence.
2. The Boston Tea Party was organized and carried out by a group of Patriots led by Samuel Adams known as the Sons of Liberty.
3. He attended as a delegate and he rejected any further reconciliation with great Britain along with other members.

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1. Was the killing of 5 by british soldiers

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1. Was the killing of 5 by british soldiers

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He had little man syndrom.
He defended the soldiers in the massacre.
He supported the tea party.
He had a major role in the constitution.

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1. John Henry Adams was the defeat of the British soldiers that were involved
2 John Adams was shocked but pleasantly superseded by the Boston Tea Party
3. John Adams was one of the only people in the Continental Congress that wanted to declare Independents

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1) he defended the eight British soldiers that were accused of starting a riot in Boston
2)he asked how the British parliament would respond t such a maneuver.
3) He represented Massachusetts

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John Adams
1. John Adams defended the British soldier who was on trial for murdering 5 Americans.
2. John Adams was not present the night it happened, but was pleasantly surprised with the results of it.
3. Adams was sent as a delegate for Massachusetts, and played a major role in convincing the Congress to declare independence.

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1. The Boston Massacre was the killing of 3 Bostonian's by British Soliders. John Adams defended the Soliders.
2.He thought it was an attack on property
3.When he was appointed he always talked about independence from britian

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1. he was a lawyer for the solider even though believed they were guilty
2. He questioned paliment
3. He rep for Massachusetts

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1. He  defeated the British soldiers during the Boston massacre
2. He wasn't involved in the tea party, he just questioned it
3. He had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence

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Logan Scott 1. He defended the soldiers that killed the 5 colonists.

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Logan Scott 1. He defended the soldiers that killed the 5 colonists.

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2. Questioned the British Parliament.
3. John Adams represented Massachusetts.

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Personality: a founding father and is quick tempered
1. Defended the British soldiers
2. Questioned how the British Parliament would respond to the tea party
3. He was the one who represented Massachusetts

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-he was a founding father
-he was quick tempered, bipolar, and obnoxious.
1. he was the lawyer of the soldiers who participated in the Boston Massacre.
2. He questioned how the British Parliament would respond to such a maneuver
3. He represented Massachusetts

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1 in the massacre he was a lawyer for the soilders.
2 he was law dividing persone
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1. he defended the troops and won 2. hequestioned how the British Parliament would respond to such a maneuver.how was john adam inJordan Felten20201mhow was john adam in1. Boston massacre Jordan WilliamsAnonymous1mJordan WilliamsHe wasn't afraid to jump in and defend the British soldiers. He was also a delegate in the contiental congress that wanted independence and pushed for it. And he was the first vice president.Luke CainAnonymous1mLuke CainJohn Adams defended the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre, managing to convince a jury of Bostonians that the British were no guilty. This made him unpopular with some, but earned him respect for standing up for what he believed in, despite common opposition. 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He found their actions bold and questioned the response parliament would have. 3. The Continental Congress did not approve of John Adams and refused to agree with his proposals. He wanted independence from the start of the meeting. He would later work this Jefferson on the Declaration of Independence. Luke CainAnonymous4mLuke CainJohn Adams defended British soldier involved in the Boston Massacre, convincing a panel of Bostonians that they weren't guilty. He earned respect by standing up for what he believed in, and eventually became the 2nd president of the United States.Andrew SprinkleAnonymous4mAndrew SprinkleDefended the soldiers that killed people. 2nd president of the flipping USA!Helped make the Declaration of Independence. You know, the one Nicolas Cage stole. Chloe RubottomAnonymous1mChloe Rubottom1.He got himself involved in the Boston Massacre because he was defending the troops because no one else was. He thought it was the right thing to do.2.John Adams was never involved in the Boston Tea Party because he didn't know how people would respond.3. John Adams has a huge role in The ContMichaela MasseyMichaela Massey20201mMichaela Massey1. Served as counsel for 8 British soilders accused of 🤬. 2. John Adams was not there the night of December 16, 1773, but he questioned how the British Parliament would react to the event. Adams prediction ended up being correct. 3. Adams had a major role in the creation of the Declaration of Independance. He was a delegate sent from Massachusetts.Dalton WolfAnonymous1mDalton Wolf1. John Adams defended the British after the Massacre because he thought it was self defense that the colonists were just picking a fight.2. John Adams wasn't around for the tea party nor did he have an opinion on the matter.3. Adams attended  the first ContJohn Adams/ Cecilia WestfallAnonymous2hJohn Adams/ Cecilia Westfall1. served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers.2. was not there but reacted to the tea tax3. continental congress delegate John AdamsAnton Istomin20202hJohn AdamsJohn Adams was a lawyer that believed in law and by standing up for what he believed in he became famous Daniel AtheyDaniel Athey20202hDaniel Athey1. He defended the British soldiers in trial.2. The taxes on tea were repealed with the Taxation of Colonies act.3. This guy was a big guy in the declaration of independenceChristina MackestyAnonymous2hChristina Mackesty1. He got himself involved and served as counsel for the defense in the trial that was going on.2. Wasn't there.3. attended the first continental congress in Philadelphia as a Massachusetts delegate.Jack GibsonMegan Gibson20202hJack Gibson1. John Adams served counsel for defense in the trial of the British accused of 🤬2. Taxes on tea were replaced.3. He had a huge role in the making/composition of the Declaration of Independence.Zach PohlmannAnonymous2hZach Pohlmann1. John Adams  served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬.2. He wasn't there but he reacted to it and was the one to write "No Taxation Without Representation"3. Adams nominated George Washington as commander in chief of all colonial military forces at the outbreak of the American Revolution. Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.Alexis TandyALEXIS TANDY20202hAlexis Tandy1.John Adams got himself involved in the Boston Massacre because he wanted to take the case that nobody else wanted which was British soldiers being accused of 🤬. 2. He wasn't there but he reacted to the tea tax and was concerned about the British3. He had a major role in the Continental Congress because he nominated George Washington as the commander chief of military.Ethan Heerdink 1. He was the lawyer of the soldiers who shot the Boston people.Ethan Heerdink20202hEthan Heerdink                           1. He was the lawyer of the soldiers who shot the Boston people. 2. Was not part but still had opionon over the subject. 3. John Adams represented Massachusetts. Noah barberNoah Barber20202hNoah barber1 John Adams and the Boston Massacre Trial of 1770. As noted in the 2008 HBO mini-series chronicling the life and career of John Adams(1735-1826), as a young lawyer the future president served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬 during a riot in Boston on March 5, 1770.2 The Boston Tea Party eventually proved to be one of the many reactions that led to the American Revolutionary War. In his December 17, 1773 entry in his diary, John Adams wrote3Ezren DavisSidney Davis20202hEzren Davis1. John Adam went against public opinion and defended British soldiers because he.2. John Adams was not there and became furious but with some thought he soon found the experience inspirational3. He wanted independence but because congress did not like him they did not even give his topic a second thought and only said no.Zach kentAnonymous2hZach kent1 defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of  during a riot in Boston2 The tax on tea was repealed with the Taxation of Colonies 3 Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.Jordan DavisAnonymous2hJordan Davis1. John Adams defended the British soldiers in trial2. He wasn't there but he reacted to it and was the one to write "No Taxation Without Representation"3.John Adams elected George Washington as commander in chiefGage JeffreyAnonymous2hGage Jeffrey 1. Josh Adams felt he needed to defend the british soilders for he and did not think they did it. 3. Josh Adams was angry the patriots would do a reckless act becayse he was concered about what the british would do. 2. Josh adams was not that well liked but he was invited to the Continetal congress and pushed independence from England and he had Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration IndependenceRinia RosarioKarinia Rosario20202hRinia Rosario1. John got involved the Boston Massacre because no one wanted to defend the soldiers so he did because he thought it was the right thing to do.2.  John was never involved in the Boston tea party but was concerned about what the British Parliament would react.3. John selected George Washington to be a military commander because he knew George could lead the new formed army1. Boston Massacre:&Anonymous2h 1. Boston Massacre:  Lawyer and served at the counsel2. Boston tea Party? Q| Whatd he do? 1.he involved himself to get famousJoshua Ashmore20202h1.he involved himself to get famous 2.john Adams wasn't there 3.Hunter ClarkAnonymous2hHunter Clark1. John Adams involved himself in the Boston Massacre in order to become famous, but more so, he did it because he believes in law, so much that he'd defend the British.2. John Adams was not present for the Boston Tea Party, and at first, he was angry that the patriots took part in such a reckless act, but after dwelling on it, became pleasantly surprised.3. Adams played a pivotal role in the Declaration of Independence.\John AdamsAnonymous2hJohn Adams 1. John was involved in the Boston Massacre because he served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬 2. John AdamsLondon Beamish20202hJohn Adams 1.Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.2.Adams Reacts to the Boston Tea Party. But John Adams was not in town the night of December 16, 17733.John Adams and the Boston Massacre Trial of 1770. 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1. he defended the troops and won 2. hequestioned how the British Parliament would respond to such a maneuver.how was john adam inJordan Felten20201mhow was john adam in1. Boston massacre Jordan WilliamsAnonymous1mJordan WilliamsHe wasn't afraid to jump in and defend the British soldiers. He was also a delegate in the contiental congress that wanted independence and pushed for it. And he was the first vice president.Luke CainAnonymous1mLuke CainJohn Adams defended the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre, managing to convince a jury of Bostonians that the British were no guilty. This made him unpopular with some, but earned him respect for standing up for what he believed in, despite common opposition. 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He found their actions bold and questioned the response parliament would have. 3. The Continental Congress did not approve of John Adams and refused to agree with his proposals. He wanted independence from the start of the meeting. He would later work this Jefferson on the Declaration of Independence. Luke CainAnonymous4mLuke CainJohn Adams defended British soldier involved in the Boston Massacre, convincing a panel of Bostonians that they weren't guilty. He earned respect by standing up for what he believed in, and eventually became the 2nd president of the United States.Andrew SprinkleAnonymous4mAndrew SprinkleDefended the soldiers that killed people. 2nd president of the flipping USA!Helped make the Declaration of Independence. You know, the one Nicolas Cage stole. Chloe RubottomAnonymous1mChloe Rubottom1.He got himself involved in the Boston Massacre because he was defending the troops because no one else was. He thought it was the right thing to do.2.John Adams was never involved in the Boston Tea Party because he didn't know how people would respond.3. John Adams has a huge role in The ContMichaela MasseyMichaela Massey20201mMichaela Massey1. Served as counsel for 8 British soilders accused of 🤬. 2. John Adams was not there the night of December 16, 1773, but he questioned how the British Parliament would react to the event. Adams prediction ended up being correct. 3. Adams had a major role in the creation of the Declaration of Independance. He was a delegate sent from Massachusetts.Dalton WolfAnonymous1mDalton Wolf1. John Adams defended the British after the Massacre because he thought it was self defense that the colonists were just picking a fight.2. John Adams wasn't around for the tea party nor did he have an opinion on the matter.3. Adams attended  the first ContJohn Adams/ Cecilia WestfallAnonymous2hJohn Adams/ Cecilia Westfall1. served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers.2. was not there but reacted to the tea tax3. continental congress delegate John AdamsAnton Istomin20202hJohn AdamsJohn Adams was a lawyer that believed in law and by standing up for what he believed in he became famous Daniel AtheyDaniel Athey20202hDaniel Athey1. He defended the British soldiers in trial.2. The taxes on tea were repealed with the Taxation of Colonies act.3. This guy was a big guy in the declaration of independenceChristina MackestyAnonymous2hChristina Mackesty1. He got himself involved and served as counsel for the defense in the trial that was going on.2. Wasn't there.3. attended the first continental congress in Philadelphia as a Massachusetts delegate.Jack GibsonMegan Gibson20202hJack Gibson1. John Adams served counsel for defense in the trial of the British accused of 🤬2. Taxes on tea were replaced.3. He had a huge role in the making/composition of the Declaration of Independence.Zach PohlmannAnonymous2hZach Pohlmann1. John Adams  served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬.2. He wasn't there but he reacted to it and was the one to write "No Taxation Without Representation"3. Adams nominated George Washington as commander in chief of all colonial military forces at the outbreak of the American Revolution. Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.Alexis TandyALEXIS TANDY20202hAlexis Tandy1.John Adams got himself involved in the Boston Massacre because he wanted to take the case that nobody else wanted which was British soldiers being accused of 🤬. 2. He wasn't there but he reacted to the tea tax and was concerned about the British3. He had a major role in the Continental Congress because he nominated George Washington as the commander chief of military.Ethan Heerdink 1. He was the lawyer of the soldiers who shot the Boston people.Ethan Heerdink20202hEthan Heerdink                           1. He was the lawyer of the soldiers who shot the Boston people. 2. Was not part but still had opionon over the subject. 3. John Adams represented Massachusetts. Noah barberNoah Barber20202hNoah barber1 John Adams and the Boston Massacre Trial of 1770. As noted in the 2008 HBO mini-series chronicling the life and career of John Adams(1735-1826), as a young lawyer the future president served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬 during a riot in Boston on March 5, 1770.2 The Boston Tea Party eventually proved to be one of the many reactions that led to the American Revolutionary War. In his December 17, 1773 entry in his diary, John Adams wrote3Ezren DavisSidney Davis20202hEzren Davis1. John Adam went against public opinion and defended British soldiers because he.2. John Adams was not there and became furious but with some thought he soon found the experience inspirational3. He wanted independence but because congress did not like him they did not even give his topic a second thought and only said no.Zach kentAnonymous2hZach kent1 defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of  during a riot in Boston2 The tax on tea was repealed with the Taxation of Colonies 3 Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.Jordan DavisAnonymous2hJordan Davis1. John Adams defended the British soldiers in trial2. He wasn't there but he reacted to it and was the one to write "No Taxation Without Representation"3.John Adams elected George Washington as commander in chiefGage JeffreyAnonymous2hGage Jeffrey 1. Josh Adams felt he needed to defend the british soilders for he and did not think they did it. 3. Josh Adams was angry the patriots would do a reckless act becayse he was concered about what the british would do. 2. Josh adams was not that well liked but he was invited to the Continetal congress and pushed independence from England and he had Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration IndependenceRinia RosarioKarinia Rosario20202hRinia Rosario1. John got involved the Boston Massacre because no one wanted to defend the soldiers so he did because he thought it was the right thing to do.2.  John was never involved in the Boston tea party but was concerned about what the British Parliament would react.3. John selected George Washington to be a military commander because he knew George could lead the new formed army1. Boston Massacre:&Anonymous2h 1. Boston Massacre:  Lawyer and served at the counsel2. Boston tea Party? Q| Whatd he do? 1.he involved himself to get famousJoshua Ashmore20202h1.he involved himself to get famous 2.john Adams wasn't there 3.Hunter ClarkAnonymous2hHunter Clark1. John Adams involved himself in the Boston Massacre in order to become famous, but more so, he did it because he believes in law, so much that he'd defend the British.2. John Adams was not present for the Boston Tea Party, and at first, he was angry that the patriots took part in such a reckless act, but after dwelling on it, became pleasantly surprised.3. Adams played a pivotal role in the Declaration of Independence.\John AdamsAnonymous2hJohn Adams 1. John was involved in the Boston Massacre because he served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬 2. John AdamsLondon Beamish20202hJohn Adams 1.Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.2.Adams Reacts to the Boston Tea Party. But John Adams was not in town the night of December 16, 17733.John Adams and the Boston Massacre Trial of 1770. 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3.served as a diplomat in Europe and helped negotiate the Treaty of Paris

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2. John Adams respected the actions of the patriots protest at the Boston Tea Party. He found their actions bold and questioned the response parliament would have.
3. The Continental Congress did not approve of John Adams and refused to agree with his proposals. He wanted independence from the start of the meeting. He would later work this Jefferson on the Declaration of Independence.

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Defended the soldiers that killed people.
2nd president of the flipping USA!
Helped make the Declaration of Independence. You know, the one Nicolas Cage stole.

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2.John Adams was never involved in the Boston Tea Party because he didn't know how people would respond.
3. John Adams has a huge role in the Continental Congress because he nominated George Washington because he thought i twas for the best.

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2. John Adams was not there the night of December 16, 1773, but he questioned how the British Parliament would react to the event. Adams prediction ended up being correct.
3. Adams had a major role in the creation of the Declaration of Independance. He was a delegate sent from Massachusetts.

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1. John Adams defended the British after the Massacre because he thought it was self defense that the colonists were just picking a fight.
2. John Adams wasn't around for the tea party nor did he have an opinion on the matter.
3. Adams attended the first Continental Congress representing Massachusetts

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2. The taxes on tea were repealed with the Taxation of Colonies act.
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2. Taxes on tea were replaced.
3. He had a huge role in the making/composition of the Declaration of Independence.

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1. John Adams  served as counsel for the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬.
2. He wasn't there but he reacted to it and was the one to write "No Taxation Without Representation"
3. Adams nominated George Washington as commander in chief of all colonial military forces at the outbreak of the American Revolution. Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.

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Ethan Heerdink                           1. He was the lawyer of the soldiers who shot the Boston people. 

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Ethan Heerdink                           1. He was the lawyer of the soldiers who shot the Boston people. 

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2 The Boston Tea Party eventually proved to be one of the many reactions that led to the American Revolutionary War. In his December 17, 1773 entry in his diary, John Adams wrote
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2. John Adams was not there and became furious but with some thought he soon found the experience inspirational
3. He wanted independence but because congress did not like him they did not even give his topic a second thought and only said no.

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1 defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of  during a riot in Boston
2 The tax on tea was repealed with the Taxation of Colonies
3 Adams had a major role in the composition of the Declaration of Independence.

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1. John Adams defended the British soldiers in trial
2. He wasn't there but he reacted to it and was the one to write "No Taxation Without Representation"
3.John Adams elected George Washington as commander in chief

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1. Josh Adams felt he needed to defend the british soilders for he and did not think they did it.
3. Josh Adams was angry the patriots would do a reckless act becayse he was concered about what the british would do.
2. Josh adams was not that well liked but he was invited to the Continetal congress and pushed independence from England and he had Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration Independence

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1. John got involved the Boston Massacre because no one wanted to defend the soldiers so he did because he thought it was the right thing to do.
2.  John was never involved in the Boston tea party but was concerned about what the British Parliament would react.
3. John selected George Washington to be a military commander because he knew George could lead the new formed army

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1. Boston Massacre:  Lawyer and served at the counsel
2. Boston tea Party? Q| Whatd he do?

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2. John Adams was not present for the Boston Tea Party, and at first, he was angry that the patriots took part in such a reckless act, but after dwelling on it, became pleasantly surprised.
3. Adams played a pivotal role in the Declaration of Independence.\

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2.Adams Reacts to the Boston Tea Party. But John Adams was not in town the night of December 16, 1773
3.John Adams and the Boston Massacre Trial of 1770. As noted in the 2008 HBO mini-series chronicling the life and career of John Adams (1735-1826), as a young lawyer the future president served as counselfor the defense in the trial of eight British soldiers accused of 🤬 during a riot in Boston on March 5, 1770.