John Adams
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2nd Pamuntuk ning United States
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| In office Marsu 4, 1797 – Marsu 4, 1801 |
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| Vice President(s) | Thomas Jefferson | ||
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| Minuna kaya | George Washington | ||
| Menalili kaya | Thomas Jefferson | ||
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1st Vice President of the United States
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| In office Abril 21, 1789 – Marsu 4, 1797 |
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| President | George Washington | ||
| Preceded by | None | ||
| Succeeded by | Thomas Jefferson | ||
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| Kebaitan | Octubri 30, 1735 Braintree, Massachusetts |
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| Kematyan | Juliu 4, 1826, age 90 Quincy, Massachusetts |
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| Partidu Politika | Federalist | ||
| Asawa | Abigail Smith Adams | ||
| Kapanwalan/Kasalpantyanan | Unitarian | ||
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- Official NPS website: Adams National Historical Park
- John Adams
- John Adams Quotes at Liberty-Tree.ca
- "Thoughts on Government" Adams, April 1776
- The Papers of John Adams from the Avalon Project (includes Inaugural Address, State of the Union Addresses, and other materials)
- Adams Family Papers: An electronic archive Captured December 16, 2004.
- Works by John Adams at Project Gutenberg
- White House biography
- State of the Union Addresses: 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800
- Medical and Health History of John Adams
- Quotes on the preservation of freedom: [1]
- John Adams @ the Jewish Encyclopedia
| Elilan ne i: (none) |
Federalist Party vice presidential candidate 1792 (won) (a), (b) |
Elilan neng: Thomas Pinckney (b) |
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Vice President of the United States April 21, 1789(c)–March 4, 1797 |
Elilan neng: Thomas Jefferson |
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Federalist Party presidential candidate 1796 (won), 1800 (lost) |
Elilan neng: Charles Cotesworth Pinckney |
| Elilan ne i: George Washington |
President of the United States March 4, 1797–March 4, 1801 |
Elilan neng: Thomas Jefferson Template:Succession footnote Template:Succession footnote Template:Succession footnote |
Ding Pamuntuk ning United States ning America
| Washington | J Adams | Jefferson | Madison | Monroe | JQ Adams | Jackson | Van Buren | W Harrison | Tyler | Polk | Taylor | Fillmore | Pierce | Buchanan | Lincoln | A Johnson | Grant | Hayes | Garfield | Arthur | Cleveland | B Harrison | Cleveland | McKinley | T Roosevelt | Taft | Wilson | Harding | Coolidge | Hoover | F Roosevelt | Truman | Eisenhower | Kennedy | L Johnson | Nixon | Ford | Carter | Reagan | GHW Bush | Clinton | GW Bush |
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| Kaduang Pamuntuk ning United States ning America |  |
| Adams • Jefferson • Burr • Clinton • Gerry • Tompkins • Calhoun • Van Buren • R Johnson • Tyler • Dallas • Fillmore • King • Breckinridge • Hamlin • A Johnson • Colfax • Wilson • Wheeler • Arthur • Hendricks • Morton • Stevenson • Hobart • Roosevelt • Fairbanks • Sherman • Marshall • Coolidge • Dawes • Curtis • Garner • Wallace • Truman • Barkley • Nixon • L Johnson • Humphrey • Agnew • Ford • Rockefeller • Mondale • Bush • Quayle • Gore • Cheney |
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| LAGYU | Adams, John |
| ALIWANG LAGYU | |
| MAKUYAD A DESCRIPTION | 2nd U.S. President |
| ALDO KEBAITAN | Octubri 30 1735 |
| LUGAL KEBAITAN | John Adams birthplace (Quincy, Massachusetts), Quincy, Massachusetts |
| ALDO KEMATYAN | Juliu 4 1826 |
| LUGAL KEMATYAN | Quincy, Massachusetts |
Ding Pamuntuk ning United States ning America
| Washington | J Adams | Jefferson | Madison | Monroe | JQ Adams | Jackson | Van Buren | W Harrison | Tyler | Polk | Taylor | Fillmore | Pierce | Buchanan | Lincoln | A Johnson | Grant | Hayes | Garfield | Arthur | Cleveland | B Harrison | Cleveland | McKinley | T Roosevelt | Taft | Wilson | Harding | Coolidge | Hoover | F Roosevelt | Truman | Eisenhower | Kennedy | L Johnson | Nixon | Ford | Carter | Reagan | GHW Bush | Clinton | GW Bush |
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