One possible solution would have been to permit the southern states to secede. The constitution is vague on this point, giving a procedure to add states but not to eliminate them. However, the constitution clearly states that all rights and powers not delegated to the Federal government are kept by the states. Since the Federal government wasn't given the ability to remove states from the union, one interpretation was that the states really did have the right to secede.
President John Quincy Adams
charles william eliot
Thomas Jefferson was the president in the 1800s. He defeated John Adams in the presidential election held in 1800 which was described as the revolution of 1800.
Monroe
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Francis I was the first president in 1815.
three hoosier become president in 1800
President John Quincy Adams
No. The Constitution permits only natural born citizens to be elected President. The Constitution was adopted in 1789, therefore it was in force in the 1800s.
compromise of 1850's and the Missouri compromise divided the united states into the north and the south united states.
Ulysses S. Grant
Both the 1790s and the 1800s.
charles william eliot
Thomas Jefferson was the president in the 1800s. He defeated John Adams in the presidential election held in 1800 which was described as the revolution of 1800.
Monroe
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Abraham Lincoln served from 1861 to 1865.