President John Quincy Adams was born in ____, Massachusetts.
President Adams was very well-educated, including schooling in the Netherlands in Amsterdam, ____, and the Hague.
Like his famous father, John Quincy Adams was a ____ graduate.
President Adams completed his legal education as an apprentice to ____, a future Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
Just like ____ and Alexander Hamilton, John Quincy worked as a lawyer but never attended law school.
President Adams served as ambassador to the Netherlands, ____, Russia, and Great Britain.
President John Quincy Adams served as the nation's eighth secretary of state under President ____.
Adams was elected to the ____ in April 1802.
John Quincy Adams spent seventeen years in the ____ after his presidency.
Adams, as instructed by the ____ Amendment, was elected by the House of Representatives through a runoff vote in 1824 because no candidate had obtained an electoral majority.
John Quincy Adams was the ____ President of the United States of America.
Supporters of the war hero ____ railed against a suspected corrupt bargain between Adams and Henry Clay, one of his election opponents.
____ spent most of his term as Adams' Vice President undermining Adams, filling key Senate posts with anti-Adams politicians.
Serving as Adams' Secretary of State, ____ had formerly represented Kentucky in the Senate and House, and helped create the Whig Party.
Deeply interested in science, Adams played a role in establishing the ____ after his Presidency.
Adams argued and won the case U.S. v. The Amistad before the Supreme Court on behalf of slaves originally from ____.
On February 21, 1848, John Quincy Adams collapsed while in the middle of expressing his opposition to honoring the heroes of a war between the U.S. and ____.
When serving as America's foreign minister to Russia before his presidency, Adams ____ six miles every morning as he valued morning exercise.
Often, Adams got his exercise by taking a daily dip naked in the ____.
Political enemies criticized Adams' aristocratic tastes and love of gambling, but Adams anyway enjoyed many games of ____ in the White House.
President Adams had a pet alligator, which was gifted to him by the Marquis de Lafayette, an American Revolutionary War friend born to nobility in ____.
As Secretary of State, Adams negotiated the ___, which allowed the U.S. to acquire Florida.
John Quincy Adams was instrumental in drafting and getting the ____ enunciated, which forbade further European colonization of the Americas.
Until President ____ assumed office in 2017, Adams was the only president with a first lady born outside of the United States.
Adams married Louisa Catherine Johnson, the daughter of a US consul, at a church in ____.
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