John Adams was chosen by the House because no candidate got a majority of the electoral vote. He finished second in both electoral and popular votes to Andrew Jackson. He appointed Henry Clay as his Secretary of State and it looked as if a deal had been struck since the states that Clay had won cast their votes in the House for Adams. Jackson supporters were furious and took steps to make sure that Jackson won the next election. One of their steps was to constantly attack Adams both in newspaper editorial and in pamphlets passed out on the streets.
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John Quincy Adams was the 6th US President of the United States. He served from 1825 to 1829. Under his administration, he signed into law stiff tariffs on imported goods. This was a benefit for certain industries, however, economically, high tariffs have been bad for a strong economy. Ironically, Adams did his most progressive acts as a member of Congress. He served in Congress after his one term in office for 17 years. There he spoke out against slavery and the annexation of Texas.
When John Adams was President he did some bad things.. Like for example had and affair and it wasn't with Abigail Adams. And a good thing is that he made a law to let women vote. He did good and bad things.
It depends on your definition of fair, there is almost always some underhand dealings in politics whether it is bad mouthing the opposition, or taking contributions for future "favors". So all in all, I would say - All of them!
he stopped many bad things from happening even though he sided with the British at some times
No, Adams may have been Washington's Vice President, but that was only by default. In actuality, Washington saw Adams as very "Yankee," he found his mannerisms rude and his clothing flamboyant.
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John Adam's foreign policies were not very successful. He inherited bad feelings with France when he took over as president. Although, he did kept the US out of war.
The year that everything started going bad.
John Quincy Adams described his trip from London to New York in 1817 in his diary #30 starting on page 213. See: http://www.masshist.org/jqadiaries/doc.cfm?id=jqad30_213 Hope this helps Counter
John Quincy Adams was associated with many political parties during his life:Political parties in order :Federalist -- as Massachusetts US SenatorRepublican -- as Secretary of State for MonroeAnti-Masonic Party (when elected to House in 1830)National RepublicanWhig (combined Anti-Masonic and NR)