Zachary Taylor

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President of the United States general human military officer

Zachary Taylor was the 12th president of the United States and a career military officer celebrated as a hero of the Mexican–American War.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	President of the United States → general → human → military officer →
burialPlace	Zachary Taylor National Cemetery →
causeOfDeath	illness →
conflict	Black Hawk War → Mexican–American War → Second Seminole War → War of 1812 →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1784-11-24 →
dateOfDeath	1850-07-09 →
education	informal military training →
electedIn	United States presidential election, 1848 →
ethnicGroup	English American →
familyName	Taylor →
father	Richard Taylor →
givenName	Zachary →
hasHonorificPrefix	General →
inceptionOfTerm	30th United States presidential administration →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Whig Party →
militaryBranch	United States Army →
militaryRank	Major General →
mother	Sarah Dabney Strother NERFINISHED →
nickName	Old Rough and Ready →
notableWork	Battle of Buena Vista → Battle of Monterrey → Battle of Palo Alto → Battle of Resaca de la Palma →
numberOfChildren	6 →
occupation	politician → soldier →
officeEndTime	1850-07-09 →
officeStartTime	1849-03-04 →
placeOfBirth	Barboursville, Virginia →
placeOfDeath	Washington, D.C. →
positionHeld	12th president of the United States → Major General in the United States Army →
predecessor	James K. Polk →
religion	Episcopalian →
residence	Baton Rouge, Louisiana → Springfield, Louisiana → White House →
sexOrGender	male →
signature	Signature of Zachary Taylor →
spouse	Margaret Smith Taylor NERFINISHED →
successor	Millard Fillmore →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Battle of Buena Vista → Battle of Palo Alto → Battle of Resaca de la Palma → Second Seminole War →	commander
Taylor County, Florida → Taylor, Michigan →	namedAfter
Thomas Ewing →	appointedBy
Battle of Bad Axe →	associatedPeople
Battle of Resaca de la Palma →	combatantCommander
Battle of Buena Vista ("Zachary Taylor, United States") →	combatantCommanderFor
Battle of Monterrey →	commandedBy
1848 United States presidential election →	electoralVotesWonBy
Sarah Knox Taylor →	father
1848 United States presidential election →	hadCandidate
Whig Party →	hadProminentLeader
Taylor →	hasNotableBearer
Battle of Monterrey →	hasParticipant
Virginia →	homeOfPresident
Sarah Knox Taylor →	marriageOpposedBy
Battle of Monterrey →	negotiatedBy
Whig Party →	nominatedForPresident
Sarah Knox Taylor →	notableRelative
1848 United States presidential election →	popularVotesWonBy
Millard Fillmore →	precededBy
1848 United States presidential election →	resultedInPresident
Coinage Act of 1849 →	signedBy
James K. Polk →	succeededBy
Mexican–American War →	U.S.Commander
1848 United States presidential election →	winningCandidate