By Abby Meridian Abigail Adams was a wonderful women in American history. She was a loving, courageous, and persevering person. She was the wife to the second president of the United States John Adams. Abigail was a wonderful mother to five children. She is so inspiring because she was hardworking and loving to John. Abigail was some what spoiled in her childhood but her mother taught her how to sew, cook, and clean early on. Back in Abigail’s time people did not think girls should be educated but Abigail thought different so she educated her sons and daughters. Most of Abigail’s and John’s marriage were spent alone wile John was fighting in the Revolutionary war to win freedom from England. Abigail was born on November 22,1744 in Weymouth Massachusetts. Her father is William Smith who believed in the American Revolution Her mother is Elizabeth Quincy Smith Abigail was the second of four children Her father owned a private library which Abigail loved to read at Abigail and John were married on October25,1764 John was a Harvard Student Abigail had five children named Abigail, Susanna, John Quincy, Charles, and Thomas Boylston The family lived in Braintree Sadly Susanna died as a toddler Abigail was the wife of the second president of the United States of America Abigail believed in girls having more education and she educated her children herself John was part of the American Revolutionary war Abigail let her treasured pewter spoons be melted to make bullets for the war During the war Abigail took care of the family and farm She wrote letters to John wile he was gone at war Abigail and John exchanged 1,100 letters during the time John was at war Her letter told John about what she thought he should do about women’s rights and slavery Her letters also gave John valuable information about British troops and ships in the Boston area Abigail Adams had many character traits and some of them are courage, perseverance, and lovingness. In the following slides you will be able to see how Abigail showed courage, perseverance, and lovingness. Abigail Adams was a courageous person. I think she is courageous because it takes courage to go up and talk to the president about what you think about stuff. For example Abigail went up to John and told him what she thought about women’s rights and slavery. I think that is courageous, do you? Abigail was also a persevering person. You ask why. I say that it takes perseverance to keep a farm running and a healthy family. That is exactly what Abigail had to do during the war time wile John was gone. I don’t think I could keep a farm running and a healthy family at the same time all by my self. Abigail was a very loving person. Abigail called John her dearest friend. It is also very loving for Abigail to write letter to John almost every day wile he was at war. Abigail was also very loving to her five children. I am sure that the children were spoiled but were kind and generous to others. Is Abigail not loving? Cheney, Lynne. A is for Abigail An Almanac of Amazing American Women New York Robin Press Glasser 2003 “Abigail Adams Biography.” Bio.com. A&E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 13 Dec. 2012.
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