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John AdamsCamden ThomasKatie Noonan
Represented Massachusetts in the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776Congress appointed him ambassador to FranceHe was a Federalist: Made him arch rival of Thomas Jefferson Elected Vice President under George Washington in 1789 Elected President in 1796
Background and HistoryBorn on October 30, 1735 in Braintree, Massachusetts Graduated out of Harvard as a lawyerIn 1770 he was elected to the Massachusetts AssemblyAttended the First Continental Congress
Importance He contributed the signing and passing of the Declaration of IndependenceServed as Vice President for the very first President of the United States, Thomas JeffersonOne of the key founding fathers of the United States