1. John Quincy Adams and the Second Political System 1824-1828

2. Election of 1824 William Crawford (Ga)- Sec. of Treasury William Crawford (Ga)- Sec. of Treasury Gen. Andrew Jackson (Tn)- Senator Gen. Andrew Jackson (Tn)- Senator John Q. Adams (Ma)- Sec. of State John Q. Adams (Ma)- Sec. of State Henry Clay (Ky)- Speaker of the House Henry Clay (Ky)- Speaker of the House

4. A Corrupt Bargain Henry Clay throws his support behind Adams Henry Clay throws his support behind Adams Becomes S. State Becomes S. State

5. John Qunicy Adams (R) 1767-1848 1767-1848 Mass. Mass. Educated in Europe Educated in Europe Spoke many languages Spoke many languages Harvard Law Harvard Law Minister to Neth (1794-96) Minister to Neth (1794-96) Minister to Port (1796-97) Minister to Port (1796-97) Minister to Prussia (1797-1801) Minister to Prussia (1797-1801) Senator (1803-1808) Senator (1803-1808) Ambassador to Russia (1808-1812) Ambassador to Russia (1808-1812) Ambassador to England (1815-1817) Ambassador to England (1815-1817) Sec. of State (1817-1825) Sec. of State (1817-1825)

6. Adam’s Political Philosophy Strong Nationalist Strong Nationalist Support national roads and canals Support national roads and canals Peace Abroad Peace Abroad

7. Domestic Issues American System American System Opposed by South and New Eng. Opposed by South and New Eng. Tariff of 1828 Tariff of 1828 Black Tariff/ Tariff of Abominations Black Tariff/ Tariff of Abominations Hated by the South Hated by the South VP Calhoun- Nullification VP Calhoun- Nullification Protected Indians Protected Indians

8. 2 nd Party System National Republican National Republican Nationalistic (Whole) Nationalistic (Whole) Build a strong national economy Build a strong national economy Tariffs/ Int. Imp./ Bank Tariffs/ Int. Imp./ Bank Merchants/ Factory Owners Merchants/ Factory Owners Democratic Democratic States Rights (Parts) Agriculture Universal Suffrage Limited Gov’t Expansionist Farmers