Birth of John Quincy Adams, son of President John Adams
Historical person
John Quincy Adams Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for John Quincy Adams, based on 27 World History Database records associated with United States of America.
Chronological biography
1767
1776
Appointed Commissioner to France
1778
An informal alliance between the United States and France during the American Revolution, the Treaty of Amity recognizes the United States as an independent country, and promotes trade between the two nations
The Treaty of Amity recognizes the United States as an independent country by France
An informal alliance between the United States and France during the American Revolution, the Treaty of Amity recognizes the United States as an independent country, and promotes trade between the two nations
1782
The Treaty of Commerce & Friendship is signed with Holland, negotiated by John Adams
1783
Helps negotiate the Treaty of Paris, ending the American Revolution
1785
Appointed Minister of England
Demands Britain relinquish military posts along Great Lakes & in Ohio, Britain refuses
1789
Appointed Vice President of the USA
1814
Britain promises to return captured slaves, but instead a few years later paid the United States 250,000 pounds for them. A peace Treaty that ends the War of 1812 between the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
The Treaty largely restores relations between the two countries to status quo ante bellum, due to the eras slow speed of communication, it took weeks for news of the peace Treaty to reach America, well after the Battle of New Orleans had ended.
The Treaty released all prisoners and restores all war lands and boats, that is, returned to America approximately 10,000,000 acres (40,000 km) of territory near Lakes Superior and Michigan, in Maine, and on the Pacific coast.
The United States had been unsuccessful in its invasions of Lower and Upper Canada, while Britain had not made any significant gains, except for the burning of Washington D.C., with its retaliatory raids on American soil.
1817
Appointed Secretary of State, to serve under Monroe
1824
The electoral college ends with Jackson 99, Adams 81, Crawford 41 & Clay 37 votes. Non of the presidential candidates has an overall majority
1825
Opening of the New York Stock Exchange
US agitation for a 10 hr day begins by a strike of Boston carpenters
US agitation foe a 10 hr day begins by a strike of Boston carpenters
Elected President in the House of Representitives
Appointed President of the USA, 6th President
Indian leaders sign a Treaty ceding all Creek lands in Georgia to the USA
Indian leaders sign a Treaty ceding all Creek lands in Georgia to the USA
1828
Adams signs a protective tariff that provokes strong opposition in the agricultural South.
1830
Is elected to the House of Representatives after serving as president.
1838
Introduces 350 petitions against slavery into the House of Representitives
Introduces 350 petitions against slavery into the House of Representitives
Titles and roles
Former President of USA · Minister of England · President of USA · Secretary of State · Vice President of USA
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.