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Use this space to write conversations you think your person would have had on facebook with his/her friends.Example:Meriwether LewisHey, thanks for giving me the job as your secretary!

John AdamsDude, congrats on the Presidential win. I was close, but you won it fair and square.

Date of Birth: April 13, 1743Place: Shadwell, VirginiaDied: July 4, 1826Married: Martha; deceased

Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson

John Adams

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John Hancock

Governor of Virginia (1779-81) Member of the Continental Congress (1783-84). Married. Born April 13, 1743

James Madison

John Adams

Meriwether Lewis

Governor of Virginia (1779-81) Member of the Continental Congress (1783-84). Married. Born April 13, 1743

Thomas Jefferson

Claude Monet

About Thomas I served in the Virgina House of Burgesses. I served in the Second Continental Congress. I was the author of the declaration of Independence. I was governor of Virginia and the third president of the United States.

“A Bill of Rights is what the people are entitled to against every government, and what no just government should refuse, or rest on inference.”

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As a member of the Second Continental Congress Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson’s home in VirginiaAs third president Thomas Jefferson doubled the size of the United States

Thomas Jefferson