What position did john adams describe as being "the most insignificant office that was the invention of man…or his imagination conceived"?

a. president
b. vice president
c. secretary of state
d. speaker of the house

Vice President

Explanation:

He believed constitution failed to stipulate powers, authority and status of VP. There was no other special role to play except for casting votes. In fact no provisions were made regarding placement/ replacement of vice presidents even when previous VP’s died or left before the tenure ended. The office remained vacant for 30 good years.

   B. Vice president

Explanation:  John Adams was the second President of the United States, after George Washington to which he was Vice President. One of the founders of the US, a great patriot and an uncompromising fighter for independence from Britain in political and every other sense. He participated in all the major events that preceded the Revolution as well as in the Revolution itself.

The aforementioned sentence was found in a letter sent by John Adams to Abigail Adams his wife and reportedly his key adviser, in which he literally said of the Vice-Presidential post, as quoted here. Historical sources claim that John Adams was pleased with the post and loved being the first under the President himself while serving as the first Vice President. John Adams himself saw the position as a chance to become president after Washington and as he was.

answer; i believe it was by president pranab mukherjee or by the chief justice of kerala high court; ///plz check luck

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