Abigal Adams
Abigail Adams Witness To a Revolution Abigail Adams was born on November 11, 1744 at Weymouth, Massachusetts. Abigail was often referred as the wife of one president and the mother of another. Her Family was of great prestige in the colony. Her father was a Congregational minister, a leader in a society that held its clergy in high esteem. Smith was one of Weymouth's most prosperous and best-educated citizens. In the novel, she learned that it was the duty of the fortunate to help those who were less fortunate by her father. During her youth, she was small, frail child with fair skin and dark hair. Abigail was not educated but her mom wanted her to be a lady and thought education was for men. Her and her two sisters, Mary and Betsy, were vary close to each other. They enjoyed listing to people talk about French and Indian war at that time. They loved people like George Washington who were br
Abigail was happy to see john fulfilling his dreams. Abigail's mother was criticizing John's family and there occupation. Finally on March 28 1766 the Stamp act was finally repealed. In 1760 King George II died so a young man took the throne at the age of 22. She thought although she is a mother and housewife, she could do something also. They worked all day up to their knees in the mud. In 1763 war with France came to a end. Abigail soon came to realize that John Adams won't be happy as a successful lawyer. So than England was in huge dept because of the war, so they decided to tax the American colonies. Soon Abigail started to fin d something attractive to John Adams. He thought Abby and her sister Mary were wits. He told her how he loved swimming and hanging out with friends like John Hancock. He and Abigail began to fall in love with each other.
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