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Their political standpoints were quite in accord with one another's. In fact, they were quite good friends. For one thing, neither wanted the Constitution to be ratified because they both thought it gave too much power to central government. Later on, during Madison's presidency, Monroe served as Secretary of State and Secretary of War under Madison. This is correct except for the part about the Constitution. Madison is considered the Father of the Constitution and was an author of the Fedralist Papers supporting the ratification of the Constitution.

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