1824

The year 1824 was notable for political and cultural events. In the United States, it marked the contest for the presidency, where John Quincy Adams was elected after no candidate secured a majority in the Electoral College, leading to the House of Representatives choosing him. Globally, it was a period of change; in Europe, the Congress of Vienna was shifting after Napoleon’s defeat. The year also saw advancements in art, literature, and technology, reflecting a time of transformation and modernization. Overall, 1824 was a significant year shaping political shifts and cultural developments worldwide.