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39) John Adams's presidency was made much more difficult by A) his lack of experience with government.B) the interference of Alexander Hamilton.C) Jefferson's refusal to cooperate with a Federalist president. D) continued problems with the British on the seas.E) his inability to communicate with Jefferson.
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