John Adams Flashcards
(69 cards)
What year was John Adams born?
1735
In which state was John Adams born?
Massachusetts
True or False: John Adams was the first President of the United States.
False
He was the second president of the United States from 1797 to 1801. The first president was George Washington (1789 - 1797)
What position did John Adams hold before becoming President?
Vice President
מי הייתה אשתו של ג’ון אדמס?
Abigail Adams
Fill in the blank: John Adams was a key figure in the ________ Revolution.
American
What role did John Adams play in the drafting of the Declaration of Independence?
He was a member of the committee that drafted it.
Which President did John Adams succeed?
George Washington
What year did John Adams become President?
1797
True or False: John Adams was a member of the Federalist Party.
True
Who was John Adams’ main political rival during his presidency?
Thomas Jefferson
What was the name of the act that John Adams signed, which limited free speech?
The Alien and Sedition Acts
What was the main focus of John Adams’ foreign policy?
Avoiding war with France
Fill in the blank: John Adams appointed John Marshall as Chief Justice of the ________.
Supreme Court
What year did John Adams leave office?
1801
What is the name of John Adams’ famous letter correspondence with his wife?
The Adams-Jefferson Letters
Which historical event was John Adams involved in that took place in 1770?
The Boston Massacre trial
True or False: John Adams was a strong advocate for independence from Britain.
True
What was the nickname given to John Adams due to his strong political beliefs?
Atlas of Independence
Fill in the blank: John Adams was a lawyer and a ________ before entering politics.
farmer
What was the significance of the Treaty of Paris 1783 in relation to John Adams?
He was one of the negotiators.
What major project did John Adams advocate for during his presidency?
The establishment of a navy
True or False: John Adams was the only President to sign the Declaration of Independence.
False
What was the relationship between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson after their presidencies?
They became friends again and corresponded frequently.