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What were the major highlights of James Madison and political career?
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he had highlights like presidency
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What was James Madison's career?
James Madison was the father of the Constitution. He wrote about a third of the Federal Papers. He was our 4th president.
Jefferson's Chief political ally?
james madison
Is James Madison a republicn?
His political party was Democratic-Republican
When did James Madison begin his career?
at wall mart an conal road
Social studies what were James Madison and George Washington disagreeing about in these statement?
James Madison and George Washington made statements about the creation of political parties and disagreed. James Madison believed that the creation of political parties was unavoidable, while George Washington believed that political parties would weaken the power of government.
Who did James Madison model himself after in his political life?
it was Dolley Madison
Who are important people in James Madison's life?
Important people in James Madison's life include his wife, Dolley Madison, who was a key figure in Washington society and supported him during his presidency. Thomas Jefferson was a close friend and political mentor to Madison, and they collaborated on many political initiatives. Alexander Hamilton was both a rival and collaborator with Madison, and their debates helped shape the early political structure of the United States.
Which two major political leaders organized the opposition to the federalists?
Thomas Jefferson and James Madison
Who didn't approve the idea of political parties and was known as a federalist?
James Madison
Who was the Co-founder with Jefferson of the political party opposing the federalists?
James Madison
How did events in James Madison's childhood play a part in his career choice?
he was loving his wife.
What contemporary political scientists call an interest group James Madison called an?
Contemporary political scientists call groups with a particular agenda interest groups. In colonial times, James Madison called these groups factions.
