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John Adams disliked Great Britain. This is because he wanted independence and disagreed with some sentiments espoused by Paine's famous pamphlet.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 11y agogreat britain disliked samuel adams because he started the sons of liberty
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∙ 9y agoBecause the British taxed the colonists without representation and the British rule doesn't want the colonists to feel free and want to be independent from Britain. :)
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∙ 12y agohe was dumb
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Which country did john Adams go to war with?
Great Britain
What two prominent Americans were not at the Philadelphia Convention?
Thomas Jefferson who was serving as the Minister to France and John Adams who was the Minister to Great Britain at the time.
What are somethings about John Addams?
John Adams was the second president of the United States and a leading advocate of independence from Great Britain.
Was from Virginia and was among the first in the Continental Congress to call for the complete independence from Great Britain.?
John Adams
Was from Virginia and was among the first in the continental congress to call for the complete independence from great Britain?
john adams
Was John Adams a loyalest?
John Adams was a Patriot. Loyalist remained loyal to Britain.
What are 2 countries to which John Quincy Adams was named minister?
The Netherlands, Prussia , Russia and Great Britain were all places where Adams was sent as minister.
What is John Adams rationale?
John Adams rationale consisted of republicanism and a supporter of the independence of Great Britain from America. He opposed the idea of slavery and made it his lifelong goal to not own slaves.
Did the XYZ affair threaten war with Great Britain during John Adams administration?
no, they had already broken away
Who supported Britain?
John Quincy Adams.
Why was John Adams wanted by Britain?
traitor
Did John Adams want to become president as a kid?
No. When John Adams was a kid there was no office of President and no United States of America. He grew up as a loyal subject of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Scotland.
