James Monroe

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President of the United States human

James Monroe was the fifth president of the United States, best known for the Monroe Doctrine and for overseeing an era of national expansion and relative political unity in the early 19th century.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	President of the United States → human →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1758-04-28 →
dateOfDeath	1831-07-04 →
describedBySource	United States presidential history →
educatedAt	College of William & Mary →
endTime	1825-03-04 →
familyName	Monroe →
givenName	James →
headOfGovernment	United States of America →
inception	1817-03-04 →
languageSpoken	English →
mannerOfDeath	natural causes →
militaryRank	Major →
notableEvent	Acquisition of Florida from Spain → Missouri Compromise →
notableFor	Era of Good Feelings → U.S. territorial expansion →
notableWork	Monroe Doctrine →
numberOfChildren	3 →
officeNumber	5 →
participantIn	American Revolutionary War →
placeOfBirth	Westmoreland County, Virginia →
placeOfDeath	New York City →
politicalParty	Democratic-Republican Party →
positionHeld	Governor of Virginia → Member of the Continental Congress → President of the United States → United States Minister to France → United States Minister to Spain → United States Minister to the United Kingdom → United States Secretary of State → United States Secretary of War → United States Senator → Vice President of the United States →
predecessor	James Madison →
religion	Episcopalianism →
residence	Highland (Ash Lawn–Highland) → Oak Hill →
servedIn	Continental Army →
sexOrGender	male →
signature	James Monroe signature image →
spouse	Elizabeth Kortright Monroe →
startTime	1817-03-04 →
successor	John Quincy Adams →
vicePresident	Daniel D. Tompkins →
workLocation	Washington, D.C. →

Referenced by (41)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Fort Monroe, Virginia → Monroe County, Florida → Monroe County, Florida → Monroe County, Georgia → Monroe County, Indiana → Monroe County, Iowa → Monroe County, New York → Monroe County, West Virginia → Monroe Doctrine → Monroe Street → Monroe, Louisiana → Monroe, Michigan → Monroe, North Carolina → Monroeville, Alabama → Monrovia → Town of Monroe, New York →	namedAfter
Hollywood Cemetery → Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia →	burialPlaceOf
Era of Good Feelings → Louisiana Purchase →	significantFigure
Monroe Doctrine →	announcedBy
John C. Calhoun →	appointedBy
Westmoreland County, Virginia →	birthplaceOf
Burning of Washington →	commander
Democratic-Republican Party →	foundedBy
College of William & Mary →	hasNotableAlumni
Philhellenes →	hasNotableMember
Presidency of James Monroe →	headOfGovernment
Presidency of James Monroe →	headOfState
Virginia →	homeOfPresident
Democratic-Republican Party →	majorFigure
Presidency of James Madison →	notableCabinetMember
Anti-Federalists →	notableMember
Democratic-Republican Party →	notablePresident
Presidency of James Monroe →	officeHolder
John Quincy Adams →	precededBy
Missouri Compromise →	presidentAtTime
American South (colonial and early national periods) →	producedLeader
Missouri Compromise →	signedBy
Virginia Ratifying Convention →	significantPerson
James Madison →	successor