James Madison

he basiclly wrote it

Our founding fathers were against political parties, or "factions," but the American people have long proved their ability to bulldoze the constitution so i'm not surprised

it is PLATO question

BY Jasur

Sheepshead Bay

The big issue was foreign relations with France and Britain. Both interfered with US trade. A trade agreement was reached with France to the exclusion of trade with Britain. Britain had harassed the US since the Revolutionary War. The US military had grown stronger and there was a move to go to war with Britain. Eventually, Madison asked for a declaration of war against Britain. The War of 1812 became Madison's main concern.

James Ruse was famous for being a convicted farmer in the 1700's who was sent to serve his prison sentence in Australia. After his sentence he was given land in the country to farm.

Madison believed that in a single republic all the power be given to one government, divided into separate parts. To guard against oppressive rulers and oppression of the majority, to secure the rights of individuals.

A balance between different interests. -APEX

James Madison was elected to office when he was 58 years old.

I would absolutely love it if you were from Butler's class. Try this...http://www.bridgew.edu/History/TAH/pdf/Stevens%20Const%20Study%20Guide%20Key.pdf

Ambrose Madison was a brother of James Madison.

James Madison acting as an advisor to Jefferson regarding the war of 1812 suggested passing the Embargo Act. The Embargo Act of 1807 prevented ships in America from trading with foreign nations.

James Madison is important, because he was known as the "Father of the Constitution," and helped write the Bill of Rights. Also, he helped Alexander Hamilton and John Jay coauthor the Federalist Papers, a series of essays explaining and defending the Constitution. He was the forth president of the USA.

Woodrow Wilson was disabled by a stroke while in office. Franklin Roosevelt died from something like a stroke while he was President.

Madison had helped develop Virginia's Constitution 11 years earlier, and it was his Virginia Plan that served as the basis for debate in the development of the U.S. Constitution. Madison argued strongly for a strong central government that would unify the country.

Father of the Constitution

At James Madison University one year costs about $16,456 dollars for in state people but for out of state its about $29,746 dollars a year for 4 years (in-state) its about $ 65,824 dollars ans out of state for 4 years its about $ 118,984 dollars so good luck

When the the men of the 1700's referred to "virtue " they meant truth. That the government and the people needed to be truthful. The purpose of government is to help the common good of the of the people.

Madison was a founding father and the fourth President of the US. He was not a discoverer, explorer or inventor. He undoubtedly made personal discoveries, but thisquestion is too vague to be answered accurately.

James Madison University's motto is 'Knowledge is Liberty'.

in fact she was a widow, she had two kids of her own, and at age twenty-six she meet James Madison, and James and Dolley adopted a child

It will give the government to much power and the Constitution did not specifically say Congress has the power to create one.

James Madison believed in a strong central government. One of the branches of this government was the legislative branch, which he believed should be set up by the Virginia Plan that he drafted for the constitutional convention.

President Madison's main failure was to avoid war with Great Britain thus implementing the War of 1812. Britain attacked American shipping, while impressing the captured sailors into the British navy and because of this many Democratic-Republicans were calling for war. Most notably was the group who chastened themselves the "War-Hawks" because the British supplied many Native American tribes with the weapons they needed to attack American settlements. America lost the war of 1812 but remained unconquered by Britain and lost no territory because of the war. In fact some good came of the War of 1812, the boarders of Canada and Florida (Controlled by the Spanish) were finally set. The War of 1812 was not his only failure though, a few failed laws such as the embargo act and the non-intercourse act were created then abolished because they didn't create the intended effect against England and France's attacks on American shipping.

he was 59 at death. he was adopted by marriage, Madison had no biological son.

No. As a young boy Madison lived in a small wooden house built by his grandfather, but I don't think was a log cabin, at least not in the usual sense.