What did john quincy adams do

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John Quincy Adams was the sixth President of the United States who was the first son of a President to become President himself. Adams was a skilled diplomat who served as Secretary of State before becoming President.

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People were eager to return to Philadelphia and get back to their normal lives. George Washington was especially interested in returning to Philadelphia so Congress could meet and keep the government running. However, people often returned too soon, and the yellow fever was not yet gone. It was still lingering in people's homes, which caused people to continue getting sick.

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