Abigail Adams

URI: https://gptkb.org/entity/Abigail_Adams

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Predicate	Object
gptkbp:instance_of	gptkb:Politician gptkb:historical_figure
gptkbp:bfsLayer	3
gptkbp:bfsParent	gptkb:Meryl_Streep gptkb:John_Adams gptkb:John_Quincy_Adams gptkb:Daughters_of_Liberty
gptkbp:advocates_for	abolition of slavery women's rights education for women
gptkbp:associated_with	gptkb:American_Revolution gptkb:Founding_Fathers gptkb:Women's_rights_movement
gptkbp:author	letters advocating for women's rights
gptkbp:battle_honors	gptkb:Adams_National_Historical_Park Abigail Adams Birthplace Abigail Adams statue in Washington, D. C.
gptkbp:birth_date	November 22, 1744
gptkbp:birth_place	gptkb:Weymouth,_Massachusetts
gptkbp:born	November 22, 1744 November 11, 1744
gptkbp:burial_place	gptkb:United_First_Parish_Church
gptkbp:children	gptkb:Thomas_Adams gptkb:Charles_Adams gptkb:John_Quincy_Adams gptkb:Susanna_Adams
gptkbp:communication	gptkb:George_Washington gptkb:Thomas_Jefferson gptkb:John_Adams gptkb:Mercy_Otis_Warren
gptkbp:community_impact	Influenced her husband
gptkbp:contains	gptkb:John_Adams political letters
gptkbp:contemporary	gptkb:Benjamin_Franklin
gptkbp:contribution	Advocacy for education
gptkbp:cultural_impact	gptkb:philosopher gptkb:American_history American literature Prominent figure in American history
gptkbp:date	October 25, 1764
gptkbp:death_date	October 28, 1818
gptkbp:death_place	gptkb:Quincy,_Massachusetts
gptkbp:descendant	gptkb:John_Quincy_Adams gptkb:the_Adams_family Adams family the Smith family
gptkbp:died	October 28, 1818
gptkbp:died_in	gptkb:Washington,_D._C.
gptkbp:education	Self-educated self-taught self-educated
gptkbp:education_institution	gptkb:Monarch home schooling a home environment
gptkbp:encourages	the ladies
gptkbp:family	Adams family John Adams' absence
gptkbp:famous_for	Advocating for women's rights nan
gptkbp:first_described_by	nan
gptkbp:founder	women's education women's political engagement
gptkbp:friend	gptkb:Thomas_Jefferson
gptkbp:gender	early advocate
gptkbp:has_child	gptkb:Thomas_Adams gptkb:Charles_Adams gptkb:John_Quincy_Adams gptkb:Susanna_Adams
gptkbp:has_friend	gptkb:Mercy_Otis_Warren
gptkbp:has_impact_on	gptkb:American_history
gptkbp:has_influence_on	gptkb:John_Adams
gptkbp:has_role	women in politics future first ladies
gptkbp:historical_significance	gptkb:Politician gptkb:First_Second_Lady_of_the_United_States early feminist
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label	Abigail Adams
gptkbp:influence	gptkb:philosopher gptkb:church gptkb:government_agency gptkb:political_movement gptkb:American_history gptkb:community_service gptkb:political_organization gptkb:American_Revolution gptkb:Protected_area gptkb:Education_for_women gptkb:archaeological_site gptkb:U._S._Constitution gptkb:railway_line gptkb:organization American literature Education reform Historical fiction Social reform Feminist literature American identity Gender studies Social reform movements Civic engagement Community organizing civic engagement Political activism Public policy advocacy historical scholarship political discourse civic responsibility community leadership cultural studies historical documentation Cultural heritage initiatives women's education American independence women's suffrage Civic responsibility political thought Historical narratives political activism gender roles family dynamics Historical preservation efforts Social justice movements women's empowerment Political discourse historical interpretation Historical scholarship women's leadership women's history American women's history civic leadership Women's history studies Political correspondence U. S. politics John Adams' presidency her son John Quincy Adams
gptkbp:influenced	gptkb:American_Revolution
gptkbp:influenced_by	Enlightenment ideas
gptkbp:intelligence	nan
gptkbp:is_a_source_of	advice for her husband
gptkbp:is_a_supporter_of	gptkb:the_Continental_Army gptkb:the_American_Revolution independence from Britain the abolition of slavery the American Revolution.
gptkbp:is_active_in	gptkb:historical_event
gptkbp:is_celebrated_in	American history.
gptkbp:is_cited_in	gptkb:archaeological_site
gptkbp:is_criticized_for	British policies
gptkbp:is_discussed_in	feminist literature
gptkbp:is_featured_in	biographies and historical studies
gptkbp:is_influential_in	early American history her husband's presidency
gptkbp:is_involved_in	gptkb:political_discussions gptkb:the_Continental_Congress
gptkbp:is_known_for	strong opinions her correspondence political insights her letters intellectual correspondence her famous quote ' Remember the Ladies'. her letters to John Adams
gptkbp:is_supported_by	gptkb:the_Continental_Congress American independence
gptkbp:issues	women's rights
gptkbp:judges	the founding of the United States
gptkbp:key_figures	the early Republic the early women's rights movement
gptkbp:known_for	advocacy for women's rights advocating for women's rights letters to John Adams Correspondence with her husband
gptkbp:legacy	gptkb:Abigail_Adams_National_Historic_Site gptkb:women's_rights_movement advocacy for women's rights women's rights advocacy Advocate for education for women
gptkbp:letterer	gptkb:Remember_the_Ladies nan To John Adams, 1776 To her daughter, Nabby Adams To her son, John Quincy Adams
gptkbp:lives_in	gptkb:Massachusetts
gptkbp:members	the Federalist Party the Daughters of the American Revolution
gptkbp:mentor	gptkb:John_Adams
gptkbp:mother	gptkb:John_Quincy_Adams
gptkbp:nationality	gptkb:Native_American_tribe
gptkbp:nickname	Mrs. President
gptkbp:notable_person	nan
gptkbp:notable_quote	gptkb:Remember_the_Ladies
gptkbp:notable_work	Letters of Abigail and John Adams
gptkbp:occupation	gptkb:political_movement gptkb:Author
gptkbp:participated_in	the American Enlightenment the early American political scene
gptkbp:philosophy	Enlightenment ideals enlightenment ideals
gptkbp:political_position	gptkb:Federalist_Party
gptkbp:portrayed_by	gptkb:Diane_Wiest gptkb:Kathy_Bates gptkb:Molly_Parker gptkb:Lindsay_Duncan gptkb:Laura_Linney
gptkbp:relationship	gptkb:George_Washington gptkb:Thomas_Jefferson gptkb:the_Continental_Army Supportive of John Adams her son John Quincy Adams
gptkbp:religion	Congregationalist
gptkbp:residence	gptkb:Braintree,_Massachusetts gptkb:Philadelphia,_Pennsylvania gptkb:Quincy,_Massachusetts
gptkbp:resides_in	gptkb:Braintree,_Massachusetts
gptkbp:role	gptkb:political_organization gptkb:Politician Advocate for women's rights
gptkbp:spouse	gptkb:John_Adams October 25, 1764 John Adams for 54 years
gptkbp:supports	American independence
gptkbp:title	gptkb:Second_First_Lady_of_the_United_States
gptkbp:viewpoint	gptkb:government_agency gptkb:political_movement gptkb:community_service gptkb:human_rights gptkb:political_organization gptkb:archaeological_site gptkb:women's_roles gptkb:organization civic engagement patriotism social issues cultural values family values moral responsibility slavery civic participation civic responsibility women's education political issues civic education civic engagement strategies political engagement American ideals civic virtue family life education for women civic engagement initiatives republicanism civic engagement opportunities civic duty civic engagement programs civic leadership civic activism civic dialogue civic knowledge civic identity civic discourse civic values civic responsibility education civic engagement research civic engagement frameworks civic engagement models civic engagement practices civic engagement theories civic skills
gptkbp:voice_actor	women's education the underrepresented
gptkbp:was_a	gptkb:philosopher gptkb:Politician gptkb:Saint letter writer social commentator advocate for education political partner
gptkbp:was_a_patron_of	gptkb:John_Adams gptkb:the_United_States her husband John Adams
gptkbp:was_a_proponent_of	gptkb:political_movement nan
gptkbp:wrote	gptkb:the_American_Revolution gptkb:poet gptkb:Remember_the_Ladies_letter letters to John Adams the challenges of war