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00:00John Quincy Adams is the youngest son of John Adams, who became the 6th President of the United States from 1825 to 1829.

00:20John Quincy Adams is the youngest son of John Adams, who became the 6th President of the United States.

00:30John Quincy Adams is the youngest son of John Adams, who became the 6th President of the United States from 1825 to 1829.

00:35Before he became the President of the United States, he was a famous cartoonist and the 8th Secretary of State of the United States.

00:43He was also a pioneer in the development of photography in the United States.

00:49What is his story? Please watch this video.

00:53There is a story about a young cartoonist.

00:56John Quincy Adams was born on November 11, 1862 in Brentree, Massachusetts, England,

01:06which is the United Kingdom's Antarctic region.

01:09His father's name is John Adams, also known as Abigail Adams.

01:13John Quincy graduated from a private school in Paris.

01:19At the age of 14, John Quincy went on to study photography and work in the field of photography.

01:29At the age of 14, John Quincy went on to study photography and work in the field of photography.

01:37In 1881, John Quincy was awarded the Medal of Honor of the United States of America,

01:44and was awarded the Medal of Honor of the United States of America.

01:49In 1883, John Quincy went on to work in Paris to serve as a secretary of the government

01:57who was involved in the planning of the Paris Agreement.

02:00During his time there, John Quincy studied in a private school in the city of Aurore.

02:05John Quincy was able to speak English, German, and Holland fluently.

02:10In 1885, John Quincy returned to the United States and studied at the University of Harvard

02:18and graduated from there in 1885.

02:25In 1890, he was awarded the Medal of Honor in Boston.

02:31During his time in England and Paris, he worked on the secret plan of the President George Washington in 1893.

02:42The President was very impressed with John Quincy's work

02:48and appointed him as the Secretary of State of the United States of America.

02:53In 1892, when he became the second President of the United States,

03:00he was appointed as the Secretary of State of the United States of America.

03:07In 1802, John Quincy was appointed Secretary of State of Massachusetts

03:14and the next year he was appointed Secretary of State of the United States.

03:18At that time, John Quincy Adams was supposed to be the Secretary of State of the United States

03:24but in fact, he was not the Secretary of State of the United States.

03:29During his time in the United States,

03:32he was in charge of the withdrawal of Louisiana from the United States in 1803

03:37and the Embargo Act of President Thomas Jefferson

03:41which was an act of terrorism against all citizens of the United States.

03:44This act of terrorism made John Quincy a member of the United Nations.

03:51In May 1808, John Quincy was expelled from the United Nations

03:56and was removed from the Presidency of the United Nations

03:59and became a member of the United Nations.

04:03In 1809, John Quincy was appointed Secretary of State of the United States

04:08at the time when the fourth Prime Minister, James Madison,

04:12was appointed as the first Secretary of State of the United States.

04:16In 1814, John Quincy Adams was expelled from the United States

04:23to serve as an ambassador for the United States

04:27to the United States in 1812.

04:32The following year, he was appointed Secretary of State of the United Kingdom.

04:36From 1812 to 1825,

04:41he served as Secretary of State of the United States

04:45in the office of James Monroe, the fifth Prime Minister of the United States.

04:49During that period, he worked as an ambassador for the United States

04:54to Florida.

04:57He also served as an ambassador for the United States in 1818

05:01and served as an ambassador for the United States for a long time

05:05between England and the United States in Oregon

05:08and was able to create a relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States.

05:13He was appointed Secretary of State of the United States.

05:16In 1824, he was appointed Secretary of State of the United States.

05:24However, the administration at the time changed the Secretary of State

05:28to be appointed Secretary of State of the United States.

05:33He was appointed Secretary of State of the United States

05:36and was able to create a relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom.

05:40The people who were appointed as Secretary of State at the time

05:43were John C. Calhoun, Henry Clay, and Andrew Jackson.

05:48During the election, some people won a lot of money.

05:52In the future, the election will be held in the United States.

05:56Henry Clay was appointed by John Quincy Adams,

06:00who had to be elected before him.

06:03He was involved in a lot of policy issues in the country.

06:07As Secretary of State,

06:09he was involved in the implementation of policies

06:13in the United Nations to create change.

06:17Because of this problem,

06:19he was appointed Secretary of State only once.

06:22In the first year,

06:23he was involved in a lot of long-term projects

06:28that he thought could improve the economy

06:31as well as improve the quality of life and prosperity in the United States.

06:35This led to the construction of a highway

06:39and a bridge to connect different parts of the country.

06:43In 1829, he was elected

06:47and was deported from Washington

06:49as he did not participate in the presidential election

06:54of Andrew Jackson.

06:56Family and Prosperity

06:58John Quincy Adams

07:00did not participate in the election

07:03after he was deported.

07:05In 1830,

07:07he was re-elected to the presidency.

07:11In 1836,

07:14he was elected to the presidency.

07:16In 1841,

07:18he worked as a security guard

07:21for the African people

07:24and won the land

07:26so that the African people could live there.

07:29Looking back at his family history,

07:31he was close friends with Lisa Catherine Johnson

07:34who was the daughter of the founder of the United States

07:38and the first American consul in the world.

07:41The two had four daughters.

07:44John Quincy Adams

07:46passed away on February 23, 1848

07:51at the age of 80.

07:54John Quincy Adams' biography

07:571. Because of his ambition,

08:00he encouraged people to have a lot of dreams,

08:03to go to school,

08:05and to do a lot of things

08:07so that people would be happy.

08:092. He went to prison and served,

08:11but did not serve in prison.

08:123. He only served in the military,

08:15but he was not allowed to serve in the army.

08:184. The reputation of the people

08:21should not be tarnished.

08:235. As soon as he served,

08:26the situation would improve.

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