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Where is the back up capital John Quincy Adams named if Washington DC is destroyed?
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braintree, mass
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Which president named his son 'George Washington'?
John Quincy Adams, the 6th President of the United States, named his son George Washington. Adams served as president from 1825 to 1829.
Who was John Quincy Adams' children?
John Quincy Adam's children were Charles Francis Adams Sr., George Washington Adams, John Adams II and Louisa Catherine Adams
Who is Quincy Adams's son?
George Washington Adams John Adams,2 Charles francis Adams Louisa catherine Adams
Where did John Quincy Adams live after being president?
He lived at his ancestral home in Quincy, Mass when he was not in Washington.
What institution did John Quincy Adams establish in Washington DC?
Amsterdam
Was John Quincy Adams at his father's death bed?
President John Quincy Adams was participating in July 4 celebrations in Washington, DC at the time of his fathers death.
Which of these is correctly matchedThomas Jefferson – Mount Vernon, VirginiaJohn Adams – Quincy, MassachusettsGeorge Washington – Montpelier, VirginiaJames Madison – Monticello, Virginia?
John Adams – Quincy, Massachusetts
What did Johns Quincy Adams son George Washington become when he grew up?
John Quincy Adams (6th President of the US) ws the son of John Adams (2nd President of the US). Neither was related to George Washington (1st President of the US)
Where was John Quincy Adams inauguration?
It was in front of the Capitol building in Washington, D.C.
What does sequence wajmmaj stand for?
The sequence wajmmaj stands for: washington adams jefferson madison monroe adams (quincy) jackson
What is the 6th presidents name?
john Quincy Adams john Quincy Adams john Quincy Adams
Is there a memorial for John Adams?
No there is not a memorial for John Adams. There is an Adams Memorial Foundation that was created by the US Congress. The purpose of the Adams Memorial Foundation is to build a memorial to John Adams and his son, John Quincy Adams, in Washington, D.C. Please see the Related Links for more information.
