This Biography is about one of the best Political Leader John Adams including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
| Biography Of John Adams | |
| Real Name | John Adams |
| Profession | Presidents, Political Leaders |
| Nick Name | His Rotundity, Old Sink or Swim, The Colossus of Independence, Atlas of Independence, The Duke of Braintree, Bonny Johnny |
| Famous as | 2nd U.S. President |
| Nationality | American |
| Religion | Unitarianism, Deism, Congregational church |
| Political Ideology | Political party – Federalist |
| Personal Life of John Adams | |
| Born on | 30 October 1735 |
| Birthday | 30th October |
| Died At Age | 90 |
| Sun Sign | Scorpio |
| Born in | Braintree |
| Died on | 04 July 1826 |
| Place of death | Quincy |
| Diseases & Disabilities | Depression |
| Personality Type | INTJ |
| City | Massachussets |
| Family Background of John Adams | |
| Father | John Adams Sr. |
| Mother | Susanna Boylston |
| Siblings | Elihu Adams, Peter Adams |
| Spouse/Partner | Abigail Adams |
| Children | Abigail Adams Smith, Charles Adams, John Quincy Adams, Thomas Boylston Adams, Susanna Adams, Elizabeth Adams |
| Education | 1755 – Harvard College, 1758 – Harvard College |
| Founder/Co-Founder | Library of Congress |
| Hobbies | Political Philosophy |
| Personal Fact of John Adams | |
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John Adams was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America and the second president of the country. Before becoming the president he had served as the first vice president of the United States under President George Washington. He was a well educated and thoughtful man known for his political philosophies. A leading advocate of American independence from Great Britain, he played a key role in persuading Congress to declare independence and helped Thomas Jefferson in drafting the Declaration of Independence in 1776. He was an Enlightenment political theorist and an abolitionist who vehemently opposed slavery. Born as the son of a farmer and cobbler, Adams rose from his humble beginnings to receive his education from a prestigious college and become a qualified lawyer. From early on he believed in the ideal of freedom for all and became involved in the patriot cause and led the American movement for independence from Great Britain. He also became active in politics and was elected the first vice president in 1789 under President Washington before succeeding him as the President of the US in 1797. His achievements as the president though largely unrecognized in his era gained greater recognition in modern times |
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