Term(s) of Office John Quincy Adams had one term in office that lasted from March 4, 1825- March 3, 1829. VII. Vice President (by term) The Vice-President for John Quincy Adams term was John C. Calhoun (1782-1850), of Kentucky, served 1825-1829. VIII. Major Domestic Events 1828- Tariff of Abominations In order to protect the domestic industries, John Quincy Adams proposed a high tariff on imported manufactured goods...
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Major Domestic Events 1828- Tariff of Abominations In order to protect the domestic industries, John Quincy Adams proposed a high tariff on imported manufactured goods. The followers of Jackson rigged a bill that pushed duties 45% on value of certain manufactured items and imposed a heavy tariff on raw materials such as wool...
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John Q. Adams They named their first son after George Washington. (as of today, Adams is the only U.S. President to do so.) In 1802 Adams began his political career where he was elected to the Massachusetts State Senate...	3 / 764
abigail adams (November 1800 - March 1801). After John retired from public life at the end of his presidency, the couple lived quietly in Massachusetts. It is mostly through her letters that we know much about the life and personality of this intelligent and perceptive woman of colonial America and the Revolutionary and post-Revolutionary period...	2 / 333
henry clay In 1831 clay Returned to the United States Senate where he severed until 1842, and again from 1849 until his death in 1852.	2 / 290
election of 1824 After this battle people nationwide started calling him "Old Hickory."3 Jackson said his main concern if he was president would be the internal improvements to the nation to guarantee national defense and he claimed adherence to a "judicious tariff...	4 / 932