The few I remember are:

1. any eastern country trying to settle in the western hemisphere will be taken as an act of war.

2. the U.S. is the primary force in the Western Hemisphere; we get to delegate.

When James Montroe warned European nations not to attempt to establish new colonies in North or South America.

In 1895, Secretary of State Richard Olney sent a letter to Great Britain asking them to use arbitration to settle the boundary dispute between Venezuela and British Guiana.

yes he had one sister and three brothers

If this question is about the coin's value, it's worth one dollar.

No.Just James Monroe tried to buy New Orleans

1820 was the third of four times that an existing state became two states. In an effort to keep the number of slave states and free states equal at the time that Missouri put in its request for statehood, the federal government asked Massachusetts to surrender the half of the state east of New Hampshire. Massachusetts agreed, and its northeastern half became Maine.

The Federalist Party was history by that point in history, leaving one major party, the Democratic-Republican Party. As a result, James Monroe ran unopposed in the election of 1820, and in 1824 there were four Democratic-Republican candidates, none of whom received the required minimum number of electoral votes.

he licked it.

He affects very few lives today. Especially those outside the US.

The US owned part of West Florida from the Louisiana Purchase, but most of Florida was a Spanish colony in 1817 when Monroe first took office. Soon thereafter, the US sent troops under Andrew Jackson into Florida to restore order and fight the Indians who were making raid up North and returning South to deeper Florida to hide out. The Amos-Otis Treaty took effect in 1821, ceding Florida to the United States.

James Madison was a graduate of the College of New Jersey, which later changed its name to Princeton university. During the time he attended that school, both Classical Latin and ancient Greek were languages required of all educated men, so he certainly studied both. French was the language of diplomacy in those days, so he may well have understood that language.

1758-born on April 28 1786-marries Elizabeth Kortright 1786-daughter Eliza is born 1790-elected to the senate 1799-son James is born 1799-elected governor of Virginia 1803-daughter Maria is born 1817-becomes the 5th president of the United States 1820-reelected president 1823-signs the Monroe Doctrine 1825-leaves the White House 1830-wife Elizabeth dies 1831-dies on July 4

no James Monroe did not wear a wig his hair was brown and he wore it back in a ponytail.

No. Jefferson bought the Louisiana territory from France in 1803 and that included New Orleans.

what is James Monroe remembered for from when he was a president

James Madison (4th president) served after Jefferson and just before Monroe.

This was because Monroe used the Monroe Doctrine which proclaimed U.S. hostility toward any European intervention in the Americas.

April 28,1758 Westmoreland County, Virginia

Yes, James Monroe did have a hobby. It was riding and hunting.

We call that the 'Era of Good Feelings'. There was little to no opposition to his administration at that time in Early U.S. history.

The president has the Constitutional power to negotiate treaties . It is not clear that a treaty that buys land is within his powers but Jefferson did it anyway and the Senate approved the purchase treaty after much debate.

Anyone has the right to want to be president

All Susan B. Anthony, Sacagawea, and Presidential series dollar coins are legal tender everywhere in the US. They're not rare and not valuable, and are worth just $1 each.

I believe he was allies with france since he helped negotiate the louisiana purchase with france.