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Warm-up 3/16 True or False: John Adams was an attorney and represented the soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre. John Adams was responsible for Thomas Jefferson writing the Declaration of Independence. John Adams came up with many of the ideas in the Declaration of Independence. John Adams was an ambassador to Great Britain. John Adams served as George Washington’s vice president. The Alien and Sedition Acts were passes during Adam’s presidency. John Adams encouraged Congress to prepare for war with France.