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Former President who fough thard for the right to discuss slavery in Congress?
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Former president who fought for the right to discuss slavery in congress?
John Quincy Adams
What did the Compromise of 1820 accomplish?
The Compromise of 1820 was between the pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions in the United States Congress. It prohibited slavery in the former Louisiana Territory.
What state did former President Obama represent in Congress before he was elected president?
He was previously a senator from Illinois.
Who was the only former president elected to congress?
John Quincy Adams was the only ex-president to serve in House of Representative. Andrew Johnson was elected to the US Senate after he was President. John Tyler served in the Confederate Congress.
Who makes the rules for becoming president?
Congress. (Now, the answer that I *WANTED* to give) Former dead presidents. Whoever has the most former dead presidents behind them, becomes the new president. ;)
Who was the south African president who lifted the ban on the African national congress?
The former South African President F.W Deklerk
Who was the former president that went to be successful as a anti slavery congressman?
As a matter of fact, that was William Nye sometimes dubbed as "The Science President"
Did president bush have congress approval to declare war with Iraq?
Yes, because President George Bush is a former PEPsquad member.
What was John Quincy Adam's nickname?
John Quincy Adams' nickname was Old Man Eloquent. As the only former president (in addition to being the son of a former president and founding father) in Congress, Adams was uniquely positioned to use his oratory skills to speak out on various critical issues, primarily arguing against slavery.
Who was former confederate vice president whose election to congress in 1865 infuriated northerners?
Andrew Stephans
How did president Johnson's previous experience in congress help to achieve passage of the civil rights act?
President Johnson's former experience in congress made him a strong politician. As a result, he fought for civil rights and did not want to take "no" for an answer.
Who is a former slave who traveled across the country speaking out against slavery?
former slave who spoke against slavery
