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As the son of John Adams, he had a natural following in the Northeast and the residue of the old Federalist party.

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Who were the majority of John Quincy Adams supporters?

John Q. Adams was supported by a coalition of the old Federalist residue of his father, upper class Southerners and in general, those who were anti-Jackson. His supporters formed the Whig Party by the time he ran a second time.


Who claimed that if Thomas Jefferson was president that there will be a number of problems?

John Adams and all of Adams' supporters.


John Quincy Adams' supporters were called National Republicans and later .?

whigs


Who were supporters for dorothea dix?

Charles summer william ellery channing john adams


What deal was struck between john Quincy Adams and Henry clay?

I think you are confused. Jackson supporters accused Henry Clay of making a deal with John Quincy Adams in 1824. The supposed deal was that Clay got his supporters to support Adams for president over Jackson in exchange for which, Adams would appoint Clay his Secretary of State.


During the election of 1824 John Quincy Adams drew most of his supporters from the South?

False


Which claims did Jackson's supporters make about John Quincy Adams?

that his wife had been born out of wedlock


During the election of 1824 John Quincy Adams drew most of his supporters from the South.?

False


What are the 5 best known supporters of the federalists?

Alexander Hamilton James Madison John Jay Thomas Pinckney John Adams


What new political party of the 1830s attracted former supporters of John Quincy Adams?

Whigs party


What did Andrew Jacksons supporters call the deal by which john Quincy Adams become president after Henry Clay threw his support behind Adams?

Corrupt bargain


What man made it possible for John Quincy Adams to win the presidency?

Henry Clay who finished fourth and was no longer in the running was able to get his supporters to vote for Adams. In return Adams made him his Secretary of State. This apparent bargain infuriated Jackson supporters and did great damage to Clay's chances in future elections.