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1825-1829 John Quincy Adams Vice President was John C. Calhoun. John Quincy Adams' Inaugural Address.
He alienated politicians by advocating a professional civil service free of patronage and, with neither wide popular support nor the backing of a political party, achieved very little while in office. About his private life: Would anyone have listened to any young woman if John Quincy Adams would have had a casual affair with her? How was the North seeing the South and the South seeing the North?
6 John Quincy Adams Born: July 11, 1767, Braintree, Massachusetts. Died: February 23, 1848. Party: Democratic-Republican. Age when inaugurated: 57. Term: 1825-1829. Accused of winning the White House through corruption, he was plagued by accusations of misdeeds often untrue and he accomplished little. Famous Fact: John Adams and John Quincy Adams are the only father and son to have served as Presidents. (Source: scholasticnetwork.com)
1George Washington, 2John Adamsl, 3Thomas Jefferson, 4James Madison, 5James Monroe, 6John Quincy Adams, 7Andrew Jackson, 8Martin Van Buren,9William H Harrison,10John Tyler,11James K Polk, 12Zachary Taylor, 13Millard Fillmore,14Franklin Pierce,15James Buchanan,16Abraham Lincoln, 17Andrew Johnson, 18Ulysses S Grant,19Rutherford B Hayes, 20James A Garfield, 21Chester A. Arthur, 22Grover Cleveland,23Benjamin Harrison, 24Grover Cleveland, 25William McKinley,26Theodore Roosevelt, 27William H. Taft,28Woodrow Wilson, 29Warren G. Harding,30Calvin Coolidge,31Herbert Hoover,32Franklin D Roosevelt,33Harry S. Truman, 34Dwight D Eisenhower,35John F Kennedy, 36Lyndon B Johnson, 37RichardN. Nixon, 38Gerald R Ford, 39James E Carter,40Ronald W. Reagan, 41George HerbertW. Bush, 42Bill Clinton, 43George Walker Bush 44 Barack H. Obama last updated 07/14/09 |
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