John Adams

      John Adams, Jr.. (Born in Quincy, Massachusetts, United America, October 30, 1735 - died in Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, July 4, 1826 at age 90 years) is the President of the United States (1797-1801) both. He also served as Vice President of the United States (1789-1797) first. As a politician, he is remembered as the Founding Fathers (Founding Father) United States.John Adams became one of the leaders of the independence movement to liberate America from England.
        He also signed the Proclamation of Independence was announced on July 4, 1776. In the war of independence he served in France and the Netherlands as a diplomat and helped negotiate a peace. In 1788 until 1796, he became the first American Ambassador to Britain. He also served as vice president with the first term of 1789 until 1797.In 1764 he married Abigail Adams, and from this marriage he had 5 children.
         In 1796 John Adams won the second presidential election and defeating Thomas Jefferson, who is actually reluctant to be nominated as president. Thomas Jefferson later became vice president to John Adams. By the time he served as president, the war between France and England led to many difficulties for the United States in international seas, because of this, many oranAmerika want war. But President John Adams did not want to declare war on France. But he ordered the U.S. Navy in a state of getting ready for combat.
        At first, American shipping was powerless to face the French ships that attack, but in the year 1800 commercial ships that are armed and American warships managed to ensure the safety of the streets of the sea. When John Adams heard that the French did not want to fight, he sent a peace mission to France to end the war that the semi-official.
      This peace mission triggered an uproar in the party. Since earlier this peace mission ever sent before sebayak 3 times, and each time rejected by the French peace mission. The American people do not understand, why the peacekeeping mission should be sent back in a state of Americans over the wind.
      At that time Americans have Republicans and Federalists Party. Anger in the party federalist party split into two parts, and due to a major schism in his party, President John Adams lost the next presidential election.President John Adams was the first president to inhabit the White House.
        At the time occupied by John Adams, the White House has not been completed. On the second day he inhabits the damp and the White House mess, he wrote a letter to his wife that read,"I pray to God to bestow gifts to this House and all the people who will occupy it.Hopefully the only people who are honest and wise who will reign in this building."
        President Franklin Roosevelt and then carved the words above the fireplace where the White House state dining room. John Adams left the White House in 1801. He watched his son John Quincy Adams, was inaugurated as the sixth President of the United States in 1824.John Adams died on July 4, 1826.