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This 8 page paper considers the writings of John Adams, the second president of the United States. Adams believed human behavior necessitated specific governmental structure. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. John Adams, Human Behavior, and Governmental Structure and Function
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It has been contended that no other man in history did as much for American independence as did John
Adams. John Adams played an instrumental role in drafting the Declaration of independence, he fought during the American Revolution, and he helped frame our Constitution. Ultimately (after serving
two terms as Vice President under George Washington) served as the second President of the United States. He effectively dedicated his life to the country that he helped to
bring into existence. Adams was also a political philosopher and, as such, invested much effort and energy into understanding government and, in fact, how the nature of man was
a critical consideration in government formation and function. Born in Massachusetts to John Adams and Susanna Boylston Adams, John Adams was a sixth
generation descendent of Henry Adams, one of the original colonizers of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Born into a farming family Adams was not of the wealthier American class.
In addition to farming, however, his father was a deacon in the Puritan church. This background doubtlessly influenced Adams interest in the human condition. The Puritan background also
instilled a deep appreciation for freedom. Adams graduated from Harvard. After teaching for a few years he turned his attention to the law. He passed the bar
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