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John Quincy Adams

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Minister to Prussia, 1797-1801 3. Massachusetts State Senator, 1802 4. US Senator (Federalist-Massachusetts), 1803-1808 5. Minister to Russia, 1809-1814 6. Chief Negotiator of Treaty of Ghent, 1814 7. Minister to Great Britain, 1815-1825 8. Secretary of State, 1817-1825 (under James Monroe) III...
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Terms Of Office A. First Term (1825-1829) IV. Prominent Issues of the Election A. Varied degrees of support for a protective tariff B. A federal program of internal improvements V. Opponents A. First Term- 1. Andrew Jackson, Tennessee 2. William H. Crawford, Georgia 3. Henry Clay, Kentucky VI...
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