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1John Quincy Adams (AP US History review by president)by andersbrett2 termsMay 8, 2008
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1023 sets
21825-182918 sets
3secretary of state, he served as sixth president under monroe. in 1819, he drew up the adams-onis treaty in which spain gave the united states florida in exchange for the united states dropping its claims to texas. the monroe doctrine was mostly adams' work.12 sets
46th president11 sets
56th u.s. president. 1825-1829. democratic-republican11 sets
66th president of the united states11 sets
7sixth president of the united states he was in favor of funding national research and he appointed henry clay as his secretary of state. during his presidency the national republicans were formed in support of him.8 sets
8u.s. senator from massachusetts and was secretary of state under president monroe. in the presidential election of 1824, no one candidate received a majority of electoral votes and the election was decided in his favor by congress.7 sets
9sixth president of the united states6 sets
10the candidate who was elected president as a result of what some americans believed to be a corrupt political deal.5 sets
11monroe's secretary of state5 sets
12massachusetts4 sets
13secretary of state under james monroe; 6th president of the united states4 sets
14sixth president4 sets
15secretary of state under monroe; deftly negotiated a number of treaties that fixed u.s. borders, opened new territories, and acquired florida from the spanish4 sets
16secretary of state under james monroe4 sets
176th u.s. president. 1825-1829. democratic-republican. secretary of state under monroe. skilled diplomat as evidenced by the adams-onis treaty and the treaty of ghent. wrote the monroe doctrine. accused of winning the presidency with a "corrupt bargain" with clay. repealed the gag rule in 1845.3 sets
18secretary of state3 sets
196th3 sets
20monroe's secretary who was chosen by new england to replace james monroe as president: 6th president of the united states 1825-18293 sets
21sixth president of the us , favored returning the slaves of the amistad to africa3 sets
22president that doesn't match the age: promotes am system, hurts neo-fed agenda for strong cntrl gov't2 sets
23father was second president; he became president in 1824 after making a supposed corrupt bargain with henry clay2 sets
24leader of the 5 american peacemakers that met in belgian city of ghent in 18142 sets
25he prevented james monroe from being unanimously elected by receiving one electoral vote2 sets
266th president, corrupt bargain2 sets
27president after monroe because of corrupt bargain --> people angry bc jackson had majority of popular vote and electoral vote but was still not president, thought their voices weren't being heard2 sets
28son of john adam - ran against jackson 18282 sets
291825-1829 (democratic-republican)2 sets
30ran against jackson 1828 (john quincy adams was the son of john adams)2 sets
31during his presidency, most states eased voting requirements, voting population increased, he was the son of president john adams2 sets
324 years2 sets
33held talksl with panish diplomat luis de onis about letting americans settle in florida2 sets
34james monroe's secretary of state2 sets
35corrupt bargain2 sets
36was in the election of 1824, the corrupt bargain and tried to keep clays the american system2 sets
37he was the son of formal president john adams and became president himself in the corrupt election of 1824. he was the first minority president and due to this was not liked by many and subjected him to many hostilities leaving it near impossible for him to accomplish much as president. quincy’s election was said to have been accomplished by an agreement with clay to make him st. this form of corruption plagued the country in its early days, but an effort was made to end it when jackson was elected in a landslide during the 1828 election2 sets
3812 sets
39secretary of state, established foreign policy guided by nationalism2 sets
401825-1829, national republican2 sets