Select the items that describe why Adams presidency was unfruitful

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Billy Mccullough

29 October, 07:41

Select the items that describe why Adams presidency was unfruitful

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Complete Question:

Select the items that describe why Adams's presidency was unfruitful.

A) sectional rivalries within the Congress and cabinet

B) Adams's own limitations

C) conflicts between Adams and Henry Clay

D) Jackson's supporters worked against him

Answer:

John Adams' presidency proved to be unfruitful because of two prime reasons:

Adams's own limitations Andrew Jackson's supporters who worked against him.

Explanation:

John Adams served as U. S' second President to the nation from the period 1797 - 1801 which wasn't as fruitful as Sir George Washington's presidential era. John Adams presidency was marked by numerous conflicts in the ideas and conduction because of his restricted approach towards them.

There were two parties arising in his era: the federalists and the democratic republicans. The enactment of the Aliens and the Sedition Act added more rage in the political parties. Another prime factor of the failed presidency is the powerful confrontation by the Andrew Jackson's supports that dragged him out of the presidency.