John Quincy Adams

The main cause for the Quasi-War was the signing of the Jay Treaty between the United States and Great Britain in 1794. The French viewed it as a violation of the 1778 Treaty of Alliance with the American colonists.

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John Adams deeply cared about his wife Abigail Adams.

Federalist.

While he differed from the High Federalists in that he was not as extreme, and whereas the High Federalists controlling Congress gave him a lot of grief, Adams was firmly in the camp of "strong central government, states rights are just a nice luxury."

It is often said that Federalists are modern-day Liberals, but that comparison is an anachronistic association which ought not be made.

Modern liberals supported strong government ECONOMIC policy and no government SOCIAL policy (legalise the things that don't hurt people), contrasted with conservatives who tend to support strong government SOCIAL policy (illegalise gay marriage, illegalise "drugs", etc.) and moderate/no ECONOMIC policy (whereas conservatives often say we should have lower taxes and fewer interventions, they also involve themselves heavily in certain sectors of the market). Modern liberals hate war and modern conservatives support it, BROADLY SPEAKING.

Now, Federalists supported strong government ECONOMIC policy and also strong government SOCIAL policy (the High Federalists passed the Alien and Sedition Acts, for instance, which significantly curbed immigrant rights to keep them away from the voting booths). They supported war more than the Republicans (Also known as Jeffersonians, or Anti-federalists) did. Republicans advocated limited economic involvement in all sectors, completely opposed "unnecessary wars" and ANY government intervention in the economy, and (theoretically) opposed intervention in social policies. Though it should be noted that these ideals proved untenable, and by the end of Jefferson's presidency, he had imposed more regulations on commerce than Adams or Washington combined, and his efforts to enforce those laws infringed on numerous "civil rights".

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Invested millions of tax payer dollars in failed attempts to create a time travel device. Coincidently Harrison came closest to achieving success. In 1891 the Harrison Administration successfully transported a chimpanzee back into the space time continuum, however, they were unable to retrieve the primate from the past. In all $200 million U.S. tax dollars have been spent on such efforts.

They are the only persons to win the U.S. Presidency without receiving a majority of the popular vote.

John Adams, our first Vice President and second President, was a lifelong opponent of slavery. Even though he opposed the system of slavery, he did not oppose removing Jefferson's condemnation of slavery in the original draft of the Declaration of Independence. He felt uniting the colonies for independence was more important at that time, than causing the Continental Congress to debate the issue of slavery.

Abigail Adams was an abolitionist, but Adams took no public positions on slavery. As historian Richard Brookhiser commented, if Adams had ever made a public statement against slavery he never would have been elected president.

John Quincy Adams was born on July 11, 1767

Yes. John Adams was a cheater. If you ask him, he will deny it. Trust me.

As they say,

"A friend in need is a friend that cheated." ~Elvis, 1509.

The U.S. Vice President during John Quincy Adams' term and most of Andrew Jackson's first term was John C. Calhoun. John C. Calhoun was the running mate of both John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson in the 1824 election, which is why he had enough votes to be elected while none of the presidential candidates did. In 1828 he ran only with Andrew Jackson; John Quincy Adams' running mate was Richard Rush. Also, John C. Calhoun was one of only two U.S. Vice Presidents to resign the office; Calhoun did so in December of 1832.

The Vice President during Andrew Jackson's second term was Martin Van Buren, one of only four people who served a full term as U.S. Vice President immediately before serving a full term as U.S. President.

Part of being the president is traveling to summit meetings with world leaders, and representing the interests of the United States during these meetings. In mid-November 2014, President Obama was at the "G-20 Summit" in Australia, where he and a group of other world leaders (including Russian president Vladimir Putin, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Chinese Premier Xi Jinping, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel) discussed a wide range of issues, from global climate change, to the economy, to Russia's conflict with Ukraine.

She died of typhoid fever on October 28, 1818, at the age of 73. She died in Quincy, Massachusetts, and was buried at the First Unitarian Church next to her husband, John Adams.

Her last words were, "Do not grieve, my friend, my dearest friend. I am ready to go. And John, it will not be long.

John Adam's followers were called National Republicans.

Where is Sam Adams?

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None. Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee were admitted under Washington. The next State admitted, Ohio, was in 1802 under Jefferson.

John Brown did not have an issue with state or federal rights. He did, however, have an issue if these rights promoted slavery in the border states. Like many abolitionists, Brown believed slavery was an immoral institution that needed to be wiped off the face of the planet. This mentality and that of his followers led to several anti-slavery massacres in Kansas. It, course, led to Harper's Ferry, which saw many of Brown's followers die at the hands of the Navy. Brown was also hanged after Harper's Ferry for insurrection against the powers that be.

John Quincy Adams' last day as U. S. President was March 3, 1829.

Henry Clay was instrumental in getting Adams the votes he needed to be elected president when the election came down to the House of Representatives because no man won a majority of electoral votes.

he had many sons and daughters one of them was Qinan (Arabic) Kenan (English) who we all came from. if u want to know more just ask on wiki answers. write sons of Adam and eve and i may answer it.:)

Because he was the 2nd president for the U.S.

John Quincy Adams kept a pet American Alligator, given to him by the Marquis de Lafayette, and his wife kept several silkworms, whose silk she used to weave dresses.

He was not deformed in any known way, but had a host of chronic ailments and discomforts that he complained about but which did not seem to shorten his life any. He suffered from bouts of depression and a wish to die.

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John Adams represented Mass. at the Continental Congress for three years, serving on the committee that wrote the Declaration of Independence . From 1778-1788 he served as a diplomat in Europe in Paris and Holland. He was important in drawing up the Treaty of Paris that ended the war,