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Born
John Adams was born in Barintree (now known as Quincy) Massachusettes. -
Harvard
Graduated from Harvard. -
Married
He married Abigail Smith. -
John Quincy Adams
John Adams son John Quincy Adams was born. -
Govener's Concil
Adams was elected for the Govener's Council, except he got rejected by the govener of his political party. -
Congress
After the beginng of the Revolutionary War Adams returned to Congress to support independence from Britain. -
Declaration of Independence
John Adams helped create foreign policies and lay the ground work for American Independence. -
Win at Yorktown
Geogre Washington helps defeat the British at Yorktown. -
Treaty of Paris
Adams got the Treaty of Paris signed -
London
John Adams left to be the first envoy for London. -
Perseverance
John Fitch sailed the first steamboat down the Delaware River. -
Constitution
The Constitution was signed today! -
Vice president
John Adams was elected for Vice President.. -
Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights was added to our Constitution. -
President
John Adams was sworn into office. -
XYZ Affairs
The XYZ Affairs were one of John Adams probelms when France sent spies to America. -
Taxes!
The first federal direct tax law was passed, starting with a tax on property. -
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson takes over from John Adams and becomes the third president of the United States. -
Retirement
After Thomas Jefferson's inafuration, John Adams retired. -
Samual
John Adams second cousin Samuel Adams died on Oct. 2. -
Grandfather
John Adams becomes a grandfather when one of his three sons, (John Quincy Admas) has a boy named Charles Francis Adams. He also worked with the U.S government -
Bad Britian
Britain started capturing American ships and forced the sailors to join the British Royal Navy. soon the War of 1812 began. At one point, Britian persuaded loyal American Indians to assualt American territory. -
John Quincy Adams
John Quincy Adams became president today. -
Death
Adams lived to be 91 and died on the anniversy of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It was also the day of Thomas Jefferson's death.