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dedylja [7]
3 years ago
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Before he became President, what did John Adams serve as? Secretary of State Governor of Massachusetts Secretary of War Vice Pre

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Before John Adams became our 2nd U.S. President he served as vice president under our 1st U.S. President, George Washington.

Vice President

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