4th Block Adams' Letter Exchange: Jigsaw by adavala80

Group #2

7937788178_2 — 2025-08-19 17:44:27 UTC

Jefferson was known to be against argument, and steadfast in his opinion.

The argument against independence was to stick with Parliament, and it was made by John Dickenson.

After Jefferson made his draft of the Declaration of Independence, the biggest change made to it was to remove the passage that condemned slavery.

youngsmithkids — 2025-08-19 17:48:49 UTC

Adam's main complaints were that his work would not make his and his wife's lives easier.
His strongest desire was for Congress to declare independence from Great Britain.
Thomas Jefferson was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence because he was the most "expressive" writer.

Group #3

2025-08-19 17:50:42 UTC

John Adams was optimistic and enthusiastic about describing the Declaration of Independence and the future of the country.
The people celebrated the news by shooting off cannons and rifles.
They tore down the statues of the king showing a change in authority.

12656439_1_1 — 2025-08-19 17:55:00 UTC

Abigail wanted to make her point across in a letter to John about womens rights and not being included in the making of the rights. She threatened that if women were not considered in the new laws she would start a rebellion. One of her arguments were that the "happiest men" do no treat women as subjects but as friends.