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When did James Monroe become president and how long did he serve?
James Monroe served as the fifth U.S. president from 1817 to 1825.
How many terms did james monroe served as president?
2 TERM
Who served as President during the Adams Onis Treaty?
James Monroe
How many terms did James Monroe serve?
James Monroe served two terms as president, from March 4, 1817 until March 4, 1825.
Which man did not serve as president of the united state prior to the war of 1812?
James Monroe served after the War of 1812. He came into office in 1815.
When did James Monroe become president and how long did he serve?
James Monroe served as the fifth U.S. president from 1817 to 1825.
Was James Monroe governor or president first?
Monroe served as governor of Virginia before he was the US president.
Who was secretary of the state when James Monroe was president?
James Madison was the President for whom Monroe served as Secretary of State. (He also served as Madison's Secretary of War for a year or so.)
Who James Monroe served as a secretary for what president?
John Quincy Adams
Who served as President during the Adams-Onis Treaty?
James Monroe
How many terms did james monroe served as president?
2 TERM
Who served as President during the Adams Onis Treaty?
James Monroe
James Monroe became President March 4 1817 after he had served as?
James Monroe served as Secretary of State and as Secretary of War under Madison. For some of the time, he held both positions at once.
From 1817 to what year was James Monroe president?
James Monroe served as the fifth president of the United States from 1817 to 1825.
Which man served as the secretery of state and secratary of war when James maddison was president?
Future President James Monroe served in both positions simultaneously.
Which president came between Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe?
James Madison (4th president) served after Jefferson and just before Monroe.
Who was secretary of the state when James monroe was presidant?
James Madison was the President for whom Monroe served as Secretary of State. (He also served as Madison's Secretary of War for a year or so.)
