James Monroe's political beliefs

Answer 1

James Monroe was a Democratic-Republican who believed in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and favored states' rights over a strong federal government. He supported policies such as territorial expansion, the protection of American industry through tariffs, and the promotion of westward expansion through initiatives like the Monroe Doctrine. Monroe also believed in a policy of non-intervention in European affairs and sought to maintain peace and stability in the Western Hemisphere.

Answer 2

Monroe was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in 1782 and served in the Continental Congress from 1783 to 1786. Virginians held a full spectrum of opinions about the merits of the proposed change in national government. Led by Monroe and Edmund Pendleton, these "federalists who are for amendments," criticized the absence of a Bill of Rights and worried about surrendering taxation powers to the central government. Virginia ratified the Constitution in June 1788, largely because these men suspended their reservations and vowed to press for changes after the new government had been established.

Answer 3

James Monroe has a strong love for his wife and their children and was family oriented. He also had a love for government and politics.

Answer 4

James Monroe believed in balance and consensus. He wanted to pass plans that were best for the whole country and not just a certain class of people.

Answer 5

his beliefs are of love and sharing and niceness

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Answer 6

Being a boss.

--Miles Morrow

Answer 7

he was intrested in economic affairs