James Madison

Statesman, Founder, and the fourth President of the United States, James Madison (1751-1836) contributed profoundly to the strong national (that is, federal) government of the new nation. His plan for and effort toward this end derived from many sources: his classical education, by which he became familiar with the West's political and philosophical traditions; his practical experience in the military and government of America; also, his well-trained mind which, on its own and in collaboration with others, reasoned through experience, long-standing theories, and reality itself to discover solutions to the problems of his day.

becuz they both was presedents

fractures* divide the country into special interest groups, and the country needs to be united to succeed.

He caused the War of 1812 which gained respect for the United States

James Madison and Alexander Hamilton worked together on the Federalists papers along with John Jay.

Hamilton was the first Secretary of Treasury under George Washington. He also started the first national bank. He wanted a relationship with England, a strong central government and greatly opposed Jefferson's vision for an agrarian nation. He also supported the idea of a flexible constitution. He was killed by the third vice president, Aaron Burr, in a duel. He ran against Burr in an election and there was much conflict between the two. Burr challenged Hamilton. Hamilton was honorable and excepted, even though his belief system did not allow him to kill another man. Hamilton went knowing he was going to die and never even shot at Aaron Burr.

James Madison copied and took careful notes during discussions shaping the Constitution. He was the Secretary of State under Jefferson and the Fourth President. He supported Hamilton's creation of a National Bank and believed in a strong military. Even though Madison helped write the Federalist papers he was a Democratic Republican or Anti-Federalist.

We actually call him Father of the Constitution, and that's because he was the main drafter of the Virginia Plan (and a lot of its resolves were adopted into our Constitution), greatly influenced the shape of the Constitution at the Convention, wrote 1/3 of the Federalist Papers, wrote the Bill of Rights, and served as an authority on it.

They are Founding Fathers because they played an important part in the founding of the Unites States. However, they are not the only people considered Founding Fathers. There were a great many and any attempt to make a list would surely miss some.

After the war of 1812, James Madison called for a protective tariff.

Thomas Jefferson introduced her to him.

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James Madison was President when the War of 1812 was fought. He was not a leader among the War Hawks who favored war but eventually he came to agree with them that war was inevitable and he did ask Congress to declare war on Britain.

Lawyer, planter, took all the notes of the constitutional convention, member of the VA convention and continental congress. He was also part of the VA legislature. Wrote the Federalist, author of the VA plan, leader of Jeffersonian Republican party, Secretary of state for Jefferson.

Madison, wrote the Virginia Plan, the basis for the U.S. Constitution, he wrote 29 of the 85 Federalsit papers, political-advertisement for the Constitution,and he wrote the Bill of Rights, which protects our rights.

A vigilant and manly spirit

He believed only a choosen few would benefit.

By: VIGOROUSLY PROSECUTING ALIEN CRITICS OF THE GOVERNMENT

He worked in Congress and in the constitutional convention he took all the notes as well as help write the Bill of Rights as well as the Federalist papers. He became president. When he died he was the last remaining person who was at the constitutional convention. No longer could anyone ask the men who wrote that document what they meant .

In her free time she would read novels, write letters, or pay social calls to women in her circle.

Dolley Madison did marry a man named John Todd, but he is not in relation to the "Mary Todd Todds."

The primary reason for the War of 1812 was that Great Britain issued trade restrictions which interfered with the United States' business relationship with France. Another main issue was the forced entry, most often referred to as impressment, of American citizens into Britain's Royal Navy. The last core issue of concern is that Great Britain was aiding American Indians who were up in arms against the people of the United States. The War of 1812 was critical in the United States of America's establishment of independence internationally, as not many at the time expected the fairly new country to stand up against the nation of its origin after a series of insulting actions by the latter.

Great Britain's Royal Navy was capturing US merchant ships and conscripting the US sailors for service in the British Navy. Madison's protests against these activities went unheeded, and the Nationalist Republicans stirred up public opinion to push for war.

In Congress, there were about 20 men, called "War Hawks" that pressured Madison to declare war on Britain to stop the British from attack American ships and impressing their sailors in the British Navy

James Madison became president on 1808 to 1812. Then he was reelected from 1812 to 1816
James Madison was President from 1809-1817.