Adams, john quincy
adams, john quincy
a political leader of the early nineteenth century. john quincy adams was the son of john adams and was president of the united states from 1825 to 1829, between james monroe and andrew jackson. the defeat of the scholarly adams by the uneducated jackson in the presidential election of 1828 is considered a turning point in the journey toward democracy in american politics.
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