Question

John Adams believed about the early experiments of writing constitutions that a. The task was beneath the dignity of the elite.b. Americans should consider themselves cursed for having the burden to choose their form of government.c. The leaders of the colonies were born into a very unfortunate time in terms of making history.d. The greatest lawgivers of antiquity would have been jealous of the colonists.

Answer 1

The correct answer is letter D

John Adams was one of the founding fathers and an important figure in the independence of the United States. The country's lawyer and second president has also been criticized by many.

Adams' political history begins in the episode known as the Boston Massacre, where English soldiers shot and killed citizens of the American colony. Contrary to popular calls for summary execution of soldiers, he was in favor of a fair trial for the accused. He was the lawyer himself, winning the dislike of friends, but following his own ideal that justice would do. John Adams was one of the founding fathers and an important figure in the independence of the United States. The country's lawyer and second president has also been criticized by many.