The Adams Family: Pillars of the War of Independence
During the American Revolutionary War, the Adams family was renowned for supporting the independence movement in both political and diplomatic spheres. John Adams played a pivotal role in driving the push for the Declaration of Independence, while his wife, Abigail Adams, supported the revolution by advising her husband and managing the household. Their son, John Quincy Adams, later became president, cementing the family's legacy as one of the preeminent political dynasties of early American history.
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