John Quincy Adams

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President of the United States abolitionist diplomat human lawyer member of the United States House of Representatives statesman

John Quincy Adams was the sixth president of the United States and a prominent American diplomat, statesman, and congressman known for his strong anti-slavery stance and influential foreign policy.

Aliases (7)

6th President of the United States, John Quincy Adams ×1
John Quincy ×1
John Quincy Adams II ×1
John Quincy Adams papers ×1
President John Quincy Adams ×1
U.S. President John Quincy Adams ×1
founding father John Quincy Adams ×1

Statements (61)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	President of the United States → abolitionist → diplomat → human → lawyer → member of the United States House of Representatives → statesman →
burialPlace	United First Parish Church, Quincy, Massachusetts →
causeOfDeath	stroke →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1767-07-11 →
dateOfDeath	1848-02-23 →
educatedAt	Harvard College →
familyName	Adams →
father	John Adams →
fullName	John Quincy Adams →
givenName	John →
hasRelative	Charles Francis Adams Sr. → John Adams II →
honoredIn	Adams National Historical Park →
knownFor	defense of the Amistad Africans before the U.S. Supreme Court → diplomatic service in Europe → opposition to the gag rule in the U.S. House of Representatives → role in formulating the Monroe Doctrine → strong anti-slavery stance →
languageSpoken	Dutch → English → French → German → Greek → Latin →
middleName	Quincy →
mother	Abigail Adams →
notableWork	diaries documenting his public and private life →
numberOfChildren	4 →
occupation	diplomat → lawyer → politician →
officeEnd	President of the United States term ended March 4, 1829 →
officeStart	President of the United States term began March 4, 1825 →
placeOfBirth	Braintree, Massachusetts Bay Colony →
placeOfDeath	Washington, D.C. →
politicalParty	Democratic-Republican Party → Federalist Party → National Republican Party →
positionHeld	6th President of the United States → Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Massachusetts → United States Minister to Russia → United States Minister to the Netherlands → United States Minister to the United Kingdom → United States Secretary of State → United States Senator from Massachusetts →
precededBy	James Monroe →
religion	Unitarianism →
residence	Quincy, Massachusetts → Washington, D.C. →
sexOrGender	male →
signature	John Quincy Adams signature →
spouse	Louisa Catherine Adams →
succeededBy	Andrew Jackson →
vicePresident	John C. Calhoun →

Referenced by (58)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Adams National Historical Park → John Quincy Adams II → Quincy Adams → Quincy Adams station → Quincy, Florida → Quincy, Illinois →	namedAfter
Adams National Historical Park → Church of the Presidents → Old House at Peacefield ("U.S. President John Quincy Adams") → United First Parish Church, Quincy, Massachusetts →	associatedWith
Abigail Adams → Abigail Adams → John Adams →	child
Brooks Adams → Charles Adams → Henry Adams →	relative
Charles Adams → Thomas Boylston Adams → Thomas Boylston Adams →	sibling
Braintree, Province of Massachusetts Bay → Quincy →	birthplaceOf
Adams family crypt → Church of the Presidents →	burialPlaceOf
Adams → Adams ("John Quincy Adams II") →	hasNotableBearer
Philhellenes → Quincy family of Massachusetts ("John Quincy") →	hasNotableMember
Henry Clay →	appointedBy
John Quincy Adams Birthplace →	birthPlaceOf
Profiles in Courage →	describes
John Quincy Adams →	fullName
United First Parish Church, Quincy, Massachusetts →	hasBurial
Massachusetts Historical Society ("John Quincy Adams papers") →	hasCollection
Richard Warren ("founding father John Quincy Adams") →	hasDescendant
Andrew Jackson presidential election →	hasElectoralVoteLoser
Andrew Jackson presidential election →	hasIncumbent
Andrew Jackson presidential election →	hasLoser
City of Presidents →	hasNotableAssociationWith
Braintree, Province of Massachusetts Bay →	hasNotableResident
Andrew Jackson presidential election →	hasPopularVoteLoser
Black Hawk ("President John Quincy Adams") →	metWith
City of Presidents →	namedFor
Colonel John Quincy →	namesakeOf
North American Review →	notableContributor
Adams family crypt ("6th President of the United States, John Quincy Adams") →	notableInterment
Adams family →	notableMember
Democratic-Republican Party →	notablePresident
Thomas Boylston Adams →	notableRelative
Old House at Peacefield →	ownedBy
Andrew Jackson →	predecessor
Ann Harrod →	relativeByMarriage
Treaty of Ghent →	signatory
Era of Good Feelings →	significantFigure
John Quincy Adams Birthplace →	significantPerson
Old House at Peacefield →	significantResident
Louisa Catherine Adams →	spouse
James Monroe →	successor
John C. Calhoun →	vicePresidentUnder