| A | B |
|---|
| John Quincy Adams | elected in 1824 for one term in a "corrupt bargain," had an ineffective term |
| Simon Bolivar | "the Liberator" - led revolution in Columbia |
| John Marshall | Federalist Chief Justice of the Supreme Court |
| Henry Clay | Q. Adams's Secretary of State, an advocate of western interests |
| Daniel Webster | pro-tariff spokesperson for the North |
| John C. Calhoun | resigned as Jackson's vice president and led SC secession movement |
| James Monroe | Republican who presided over the Era of Good Feelings |
| Martin van Buren | Jackson's VP for his second term, then elected in 1836 |
| William Henry Harrison | Whig elected in 1840 thanks to his "log cabin" campaign |
| James Monroe | president during Era of Good Feeligs |
| James Madison | 1808 and 1812 |
