Question

1.) Which of these was the greater difference between Washington and Adams as president?
Select one:
a. Adams, unlike Washington, was a Federalist who believed in a powerful federal government.
b. Despite his service in the Revolutionary War Washington was not as personally popular as Adams.
c. Unlike Washington who questioned his ability to be President, Adams was confident and opinionated.
d. Unlike Washington who was short and bald, Adams was tall with a commanding presence that inspired confidence.

Answer 1

This president was the first vice-president. Thomas Jefferson defeated him when he ran for a second term. He was the first president to live in the White House in Washington, D.C
Select one:
a. John Adams
b. Alexander Hamilton
c. James Madison
d. Henry Knox

Answer 2

Washington was the most popular man in the country. maybe the world, when elected. Adams served as his vice president and was elected the second president. Jefferson was vice president under Adams.
Political parties developed right at the end of Washington's second term. Jefferson actually worked against Adams while serving as VP to him.
Jefferson's followers became the Republicans. Adams never identified himself as a Federalist. But his policies and choices for cabinet members put him in that camp. Many Federalists thought Adams was not enough like him.
He was short and usually thought to be not the most pleasant.
Having said all that, it comes down to A or C for #1. But Washington's ideas about a strong government were close to Adams. Some historians label him a Federalist too.
So I'm going to go with C for #1 and I already answered #2.

Answer 3

Thank you

Answer 4

I like giving medals when people say thank you