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John Adams' friends were people, of course. Some of his friends were Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Benjamin Franklin.
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∙ 10y agoJohn Adams had many friends. Some are George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, and Abigail Adams.
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Who formed the Committee of Correspondence?
Samuel Adams cretated the committee of correspondence so the colonists can get inform of the british actions.
Who is on the Samuel Adams beer bottle?
Samuel James Adams
Was Samuel Adams was a patriot or loyalist?
Samuel Adams was a patriot.
Who was described as the supreme genius of revolution?
Samuel Adams of Boston
Who was the leading radical agitator in the massachutestts colony?
The leading radical agitator in the Massachusetts colony was Samuel Adams. Samuel Adams is also one of the founding fathers of the United States.
Who were Samuel Adams friends?
John Adams,abigail adams, Elizabeth wells, and john handcock
Who was Paul Reveres friends?
George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Samuel Adams, John Hancock.
How was Samuel Adams adulthood?
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Led a farmers' rebellion in Massachusetts?
I believe that is Sam Adams. :) or named Samuel Adams.:)
Who was John Hancock friends?
the people who thought about the decleration Or, or, John Adams and Samuel Adams. I went to http://Socialstudiesforkids.com, and I'm doing a boigraphy on him.
Who formed the Committee of Correspondence?
Samuel Adams cretated the committee of correspondence so the colonists can get inform of the british actions.
Where was Samuel Adams from?
Samuel Adams was born and rasied in massachusetts.:)
Who is on the Samuel Adams beer bottle?
Samuel James Adams
Was Samuel Adams was a patriot or loyalist?
Samuel Adams was a patriot.
When was Samuel A. Adams born?
Samuel A. Adams was born in 1934.
When did Samuel A. Adams die?
Samuel A. Adams died in 1988.
Who were Paul Revere's friends?
Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, John Adams, Samuel Adams, Benjamin Franklin, William Dawes, Paul Revere
