John Quincy Adams

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john Adams passed an amendent to end slavery. john brown led a raid which caused southerners to fear him and northners to look up to him. garrison was an abolitionist who wrote the "liberator" and Theodore weld wrote pamplhets.

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It's not clear here whether Southerners feared John Brown or John Adams. The passed amendment is perhaps phrased the wrong way, such as he wanted to have an amendment passed.

John's Mother was Elisabeth from the tribe of Aaron, married to a priest Zacariahs. Elisabeth was barren and in an advance old age. She became pregnant by the grace of God and hence come John. BTW Elisabeth is the Cousin of Mary who likewise conceived by the grace of God and brought forth Jesus.

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Andrew Jackson in 1828

He wanted to keep the country safe.

He was the 6th President of the United States of America but the first President to support prostitution.

The exact agreement was not divulged but the fact is that the representatives of the states that had voted for Clay voted for Adams after the election went to the House of Representatives and Clay was eliminated from contention, and that Adams made Clay his Secretary of State, which position was at that time often a stepping stone to the Presidency. Jackson was the leading vote-getter both in popular vote and in electoral vote, so his supporters saw the situation as a corrupt bargain with Clay trading his votes for a political plum.

the sikness of yellow fever.

he hired free blacks

It was likely a Farm hand for his fathers farm. You could also say a School master

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He is the son of Gary Winnick - the founder of Global Crossing who walked away with more than $1,000,000,000 just in time - as the company collapsed within months of his getting the money. Was worth $6.2 billion in 2002.

No- his middle initial was never S,

He meant that the new constitution of the United States would not work if the people became immoral and nonreligious. People would vote themselves benefits, police would lie to judges and ignore citizens' rights, judges would legislate, Presidents and governors would judge, and Congress would do nothing.

In 2001, with interest rates lower than they had been since the 1960s, the mortgage industry originated more than $2 trillion in loans for the first time ever. Mortgage brokers handled roughly 55 percent of these loans.

A wild guess would be Cleopatra- how many Egyptian queens can you think of ?

Internet research verifies this guess.

It was called the Hague

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He was the 2nd president of the United States. He was also the 1st vice president and important during the revolutionary war.

Most Americans feared that federal government would become too powerful.

Could be either. Not for nothing was a family slogan- As Above, So Below! there was a German marching song in World War I on this theme- and as we go on advancing to the Foe!-= As Above, ( four beats), So Below- the reference being to the chain of command. The Adams (note spelling) family was the only Father and Son team iln the White House prior to the Bushes.

There were no national conventions and no official party labels in 1824, the year that J.Q. Adams first ran. He was nominated by his friends and supporters in Boston and the rest of New England fell in behind him. Adams inherited what was left of his father's Federalist party and was nominated by the political powers in Massachusetts and the surrounding states. When he ran the second time his supporters called themselves National Republicans. (Later Adams became a leader in forming the Whig party to combat the Jackson Democrats. )