John Quincy Adams And The Virginia Dynasty
In which of the following ways did John Quincy Adams differ from Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monroe?
A
Adams was not a member of the Virginia Dynasty, whereas Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe were.
B
Adams served as president in the late eighteenth century, whereas Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe served in the early nineteenth century.
C
Adams was a Republican, whereas Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe were Democrats.
D
Adams was a Founding Father of the United States, whereas Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe were not.
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