John Adams
Deisy Rosales, Sabrina Valero, Samantha Lopez
Biography of John Adams
John Adams married Abigail Adams, his third cousin, in 1764 and had 6 children.
Adams was identified with the patriot cause, as a result of his opposition to the Stamp Act of 1765.
John Adams was a federalist, he believed that the colonies should have a strong sable government and that the executive branch should stand above politics, he once said "There is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to be trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty."
He cared for the colonies and wanted only the best for the colonists and wanted to make sure each one had a chance, which is also why he would take any case and defend each person without hesitation.
Some of John Adams major contributions were ratifying the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. He was member of the fist and second continental congress, he helped to invent the two-party system, and after the revolution he served as a diplomat to France to make sure that America did not start a war with them.