Correct. The answer is b. Although he supported democratic government, John Quincy Adams was a member of an old American family that had enjoyed considerable social and political prestige. As the last “notable” president, he would have been sympathetic to Toqueville’s suggestion that the elite were more qualified to govern than the masses.
Incorrect. The answer is b. Although he supported democratic government, John Quincy Adams was a member of an old American family that had enjoyed considerable social and political prestige. As the last “notable” president, he would have been sympathetic to Toqueville’s suggestion that the elite were more qualified to govern than the masses.