An Overview of John Quincy Adams' Administration During Adams' administration, Noah Webster brought out his American Dictionary of the English Language, and James Fenimore Cooper published his famous The Last of the Mohicans. The American labor movement began in Philadelphia, the Erie Canal opened, and the first passenger railroad in America began laying track. John Quincy Adams was never a popular President, chiefly because of his aloof manner. He didn't even try to defend himself against attacks by Andrew Jackson and his followers, feeling it was below the dignity of the President to engage in political debate. At the same time, Jackson was gaining great popularity. In the election of 1828, Jackson won a popular vote proportionately larger than any other presidential candidate received during the rest of the 1800's.
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