How would one describe john quincy adams? he had a strong nationalist view of governing. he had promoted the idea of strict construction in regard to the constitution. as a federalist senator, he had vehemently opposed jefferson's embargo policy. he opposed spending national government funds on economic development. he had virtually no foreign policy experience before he assumed the role of secretary of state?

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20 August, 17:13

How would one describe john quincy adams? he had a strong nationalist view of governing. he had promoted the idea of strict construction in regard to the constitution. as a federalist senator, he had vehemently opposed jefferson's embargo policy. he opposed spending national government funds on economic development. he had virtually no foreign policy experience before he assumed the role of secretary of state?

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Marlee Christensen · Answer 1

One would describe him as "he had a strong nationalist view of governing".

John Quincy Adams, who was a staunch Nationalist, was an American statesman who filled in as the 6th President of the US from 1825 to 1829. Adams' dedication to U. S. republican qualities molded early American foreign policy. As a representative, Adams assumed a vital part in arranging key bargains, including the Treaty of Ghent, which finished the War of 1812