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James Madison

James Madison was the 4th president of the United States. He was the last of the founding fathers to become a US President. Interestingly, he was also the shortest president at 5'4".

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Did James Monroe have kids?

Marilyn tried several times to have children, but was unsuccessful each time. She suffered from atopic pregnancies, where the egg would get stuck in the fallopian tubes. It was very painful, and dangerous to both mother and child. Because of this condition, Marilyn was unable to have children.

How old is your Hazel Atlas jam jar?

The maker's mark is the easiest way. Usually, the marks are embossed at the base of the vessel along with other letters and/or numbers, which generally refer to mold numbers/forms. If the mark has an "A" inside of a "H" the piece dates from around 1920-1964. If the piece has "HAZEL" as the maker's mark, then it probably dates to around 1886-1902. "HAZEL-ATLAS" marks were used from 1902-1964. "E-Z SEAL" marks were used from 1896-1964. Finally, "E D J SEAL" marks were used around 1910. You can get more specific dates if you know when particular were being produced at different manufacturing locals. Likewise, if other areas around the vessel are embossed (e.g. "McCormick and Co." embossed near a bottles base) this can lead you to tighter dates. Sometimes the color of the glass ware will be useful as well. Generally, amethyst glass ceased to be produced around 1910 (I think!?), but other colors might have limited runs in association with specific forms/products. You'd have to do your research to find out about these possibilities.

There is a Hazel Atlas pricing guide that you can get on amazon.com for pretty cheap. This might be of assistance. Likewise, a book entitled "Bottle Makers and their Marks" by Julian Harrison Toulouse is a good book to have on your shelf.

Who was born in 1751 in Virginia?

Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Wilson

How did television change America?

Television is one of the most amazing telecommunicating systems. They greatly influence the thinking style, lifestyle, Physiological changes of a person etc. It also plays a major role in education. Through the advertisements in the TV marketing of an item also increases and so the economy. This also acts as a platform for bringing out the hiddentalents of all age groups. Social living quality could also be enhanced.

What was James Madison known for at the convention?

James Madison was the primary authros of the Constitution, and was one of the most knowledgeable people to speak at the Constitutional Convention.

What role did James Madison play at the constitutional convention?

James Madison wrote everyone said at the Constitutional Convention (Except for when Patrick Henry spoke, James Madison really thought that Patrick Henry just wanted to hear himself talk). He is sometimes referred to as the "Father of the Constitution". He also came up with some ideas. James Madison even showed up 11 days early at Philadelphia.

Which president signed the removal act?

The Indian Removal Act, intended to relocate Native American tribes who were living south of the Mississippi River, was signed into law by Democrat Andrew Jackson on May 26, 1830.

What was written by James Madison that called for a strong government?

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.

Why did James Madison want to prevent factions?

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

Important things James Madison did?

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

What were the main Differences between Alex Hamilton and James Madison?

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.

How did James Madison become father of the United States?

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.

Why were George Washington and Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson and James Madison the four founding fathers?

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.

What was James Jackson's view on slavery?

He was very racist and he was a slave owner so I think he highly supported slavery.

Well, he confessed, "I can say with truth mine is a situation of dignified slavery.", yet he was a bit different from a mere slave owner. According to historical evidences, Jackson first adopted his Creek Indian son, Lyncoya on November 13, 1813, while later he contiguously purchased Aaron and Hannah each in 1791 and 1794, named the three of them "Jackson" as a part of his family. To defend personally, Jackson most likely considered his slaves as "poor workers" instead of "inferior people", he had them working for him because he needed them, while this should be reasonable for a man liked him who held a belief in equal individual rights. Therefore, unjust actions he took such as Indian Removal could be clarified as what Jackson had to do in a position of president, facing the public, the millions of people who would never be satisfied; Jackson seemed realizing the fact way early before his election of 1899, claiming, "I am a Senator against my wishes and feelings, which I regret more than any other of my life."

What country come from?

Does what come from? This question is too vague and needs more information.

What war was fought when James Madison was president?

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.