Madison was in favor of self-government from the beginning. He believed the American colonies had a right to be free from England and was willing to fight to obtain and preserve independence.
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No he did not sopport slavery. In fact he was storngly oposed to salvery.
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James Madison.
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Madison was president of the United States, signer of the constitution, took all the notes at the convention and pushed for the revolution.
Certainly not. He was one of the founding fathers who pushed for the Revolution and set up the new government after the revolution succeeded.
The Articles gave more power to the states and kept a weak central government.
James Madison
James Madison, Jr.
James Madison's nephew who fought at the Alamo was John Madison. He was a soldier in the Texas Revolution and participated in the historic battle of the Alamo in March 1836. John Madison is often remembered for his connection to the founding fathers through his uncle, James Madison, the fourth President of the United States.
James Madison's father's name is James Madison, Sr.