John Quincy Adams

John Quincy Adams did not commit suicide. He died at an advanced age from a stroke. No US president has ever committed suicide.

he left behind a legacy of trying to stop slavery

Yes. Diana was related to Winston Churchill and to Eight U.S. presidents: George Washington, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Calvin Coolidge, Millard Fillmore, Rutherford B. Hayes, Grover Cleveland, And Franklin D. Roosevelt. I myself am also related to John Adams,

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He made a deal with devil in exchange that the devil would eventually come back and exact his payment.

Absolutely. He came from Quincy, Massachusetts, as did his father, John Adams.

Adams ran against four other candidates in the presidential election of 1824: Speaker of the House Henry Clay of Kentucky, Secretary of the Treasury William H. Crawford of Georgia, U.S. Senator Andrew Jackson of Tennessee, and Secretary of War John C. Calhoun of South Carolina. After Crawford suffered a stroke, there was no clear favorite. In the election, no candidate had a majority of the electoral votes (or of the popular votes), although Jackson had been the winner of a plurality of both. Under the terms of the Twelfth Amendment, the presidential election was thrown to the House of Representatives to vote on the top three candidates: Jackson, Adams, and Crawford. Clay had come in fourth place and thus was ineligible, but he retained incredible power as Speaker of the House. Crawford suffered a stroke in 1823 that effectively ended his candidacy, although he later recovered. Clay's personal dislike for Jackson and the similarity of his American System to Adams' position on tariffs and internal improvements caused him to throw his support to Adams, who was elected by the House on February 9, 1825, on the first ballot. Adams' victory shocked Jackson, who had gained the plurality of the electoral and popular votes and fully expected to be elected president. When Adams appointed Clay as Secretary of State-the position that Adams and his three predecessors had held before becoming President-Jacksonian Democrats were outraged, and claimed that Adams and Clay had struck a "corrupt bargain." This contention shadowed over Adams' term and greatly contributed to Adams' loss to Jackson four years later, in the 1828 election. According to Wikipedia

In terms of foreign policy, the main focus of John Quincy Adams was to strengthen peace with Great Britain. He also wanted to secure the nation's borders.

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More than likely he meant: "I am vice president." He was vice president under George Washington for both of Washington's terms before becoming the second president.

John Quincy Adams was in office for 4 years; March 4, 1825 - March 4, 1829.

John Quincy Adams was associated with many political parties during his life:

Political parties in order :

# Federalist, # Democratic-Republican (During his time as President- also referred to as National Republicans) # and later a whig

The corrupt bargain refers to an apparent deal made between Adams and Henry Clay. Clay was able to swing the electoral votes from the states he had carried over to Adams and Adams made Clay his Secretary of State, a position which in the past had been a stepping stone to the presidency, The Jackson supporters, angry that Jackson was not made president event though he was the leader in both popular and electoral votes, made sure that people were constantly reminded of this "corrupt bargain" and I am sure that it cast a shadow on Adams' character for some people.

John Adams was reared as a Congregationalist, but in adulthood became a Unitarian, which at the time held Protestant Christian views. He acknowledged the role religion plays in public life and attended church services, but he was not committed to it. He recognized the prejudice and discrimination he would face were he to publicly eschew religion. He was a scholar of the classics, and many of his writings reflect freethought attributed to Socrates, Voltaire, and Confucius.

he wrote the Bill of Rights

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John Quincy Adams was the sixth US president.
He was the 6th President of the United States.
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No, not at all. John Adams actually provided John Quincy with the knowledge to be who he was. John took John Quincy with him during many political excursions and John Quincy gained a great knowledge. Although they both had their own views, the two respected each other. In essence, John Quincy did look up to his father as a great man.

Not really, they liked Andrew Jackson, everyone did he won the votes, but he didn't win 50% of the votes so they choose John Adams which is why he only severed one term. Everyone was a big fan of Jackson because he favored the poor more then most presidents did.

John Quincy Adams was a strong opponent of slavery and used the various positions he held to promote abolition of slavery

As president he proposed programs that would lead to an end to slavery, but was unable to get it through Congress.

Later in life, as a Congressman, he argued that if a civil war ever broke out the president could abolish slavery by using his war powers, a policy followed by President Abraham Linclon (Emancipation Proclamation 1863) who eventually succeeded.

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