James Monroe

== == Prior to the election of John Quincy Adams in 1824 all electors were chosen by the state legislatures. Some states did have non-binding popular votes but the franchise was very limited and no records were kept. Thus the answer to your question can either be considered none or no one knows.

Monroe Doctrine

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JAMES MONORE became our first president. When Monroe returned to Virginia from military SERIVE IN AMERICAN REVOLUTION Later, Monroe moved to the present-day Charlottesville area to live close to JEFROSON his good friend and montor There, he helped make laws for the state. Later, Monroe was chosen as preisdent

March 4, 1809 was the day that Jefferson left his office to James Madison.

in march 4,1825 -march 4, 1825

vice president: Daniel tompkins

James Monroe's parents were named Spence Monroe and Elizabeth Jones Monroe. James Monroe served as the fifth president of the United States.

There was and still is speculation on whether or not he was gay. We will never know unless new evidence turns up. He never married and that made him suspect. He was engaged to a woman as a young man but she broke it off and he wrote to the effect he was heart-broken. He did have some close male friends and a man shared his house for awhile. However,he was never seen displaying any sexual interest in a male and his letters do not prove anything.

James Buchanan was believed to be a gay, because of his currency with staying around William R. King soon after his fiancée's death.

feelings of good partisan politics had practically disappeared.

July 4 is the only day in the calendar year to be the death date of three Presidents of the United States - these have been:

John Adams (died 1826)
Thomas Jefferson (died 1826)
James Monroe (died 1831).

At the 1787 Constitutional Convention he was a very strong Federalist. His "Virginia Plan" formed the basis of the US Constitution as it finally emerged, and indeed he would have liked to go further. He accepted defeat only very grudgingly on granting each state an equal vote in the Senate, preferring both chambers to assign representation on an population basis, and also wished Congress to be able to veto state legislation, as the British government could disallow that of Colonial assemblies. In short, he was probably a stronger Federalist than anyone bar Alexander Hamilton. However, when the first party system emerged, Madison did not join the Federalist Party, preferring Jefferson's Democratic-Republicans, who had majority support in his native Virginia.

He was there from 1754 to 1775.

He served in briefly in both houses of Congress. He was a superior court judge for a time.

However, his big claim to fame was as a war hero. He won the Battle of New Orleans

in which his army lost only 21 men when inflicting over 2000 causalities on the British.

This victory, which occurred in 1815, made Jackson a national hero, propelling him into the

national limelight. There was some movement to run in for President in 1816,and he and his wife visited Washington. He was given a hero's welcome there, as well as everywhere along the way. He visited Virginia and Jefferson rode some 90 miles to meet him. However, he deferred

to Monroe until Monroe completed two terms, becoming a candidate himself in 1824.

James Monroe was 59 years old when he became president in 1817 James Monroe was 67 the last year he was president

wanted to warn European powers against intervention in Latin america

Thomas Jefferson went to William and Mary at age 16 he was a diligent student. He mainly studied Natural philosophy which is math and physics and Moral philosophy which is ethics and Rhetorical analysis.

James Monroe had two daughters and one son.

Maria, Elizabeth, and James Spence.

The son, James Spence died at a age one.

His two daughter got married and had children of their own.

Westmoreland County, Virginia was his hometown

President James Monroe loved dogs and he had several during his time in the White House. He had a Spaniel named Buddy, and a Siberian Husky named Sebastian. He had several more dogs but the breeds and names were not recorded.

James Monroe was famous because he was the fifth president of the USA.

He was also the last of the Revolutionary War heroes to be elected as President.

He was famous for the establishment of the Monroe Doctrine, which warned European countries to avoid colonization of the western hemisphere. This helped latin-American countries become independent, and was not back by any military power (the united states did not have much military, they had only gained their independence 4 decades earlier).

I think the Monroe Doctrine is what most people remember him for.

Monroe served during the Era of Good Feeling. There was no organized opposition to him in 1820. The Federalist Party had collapsed and did not field a candidate to run against Monroe. In 1816, there were some who did not like the treaty that ended the War of 1812 and blamed Monroe for it.

James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States, is often noted for having a prominent nose. While there are no precise measurements of his nose available, historical portraits and descriptions suggest it was long and somewhat pronounced, fitting the common features of many individuals from that era. His facial characteristics, including his nose, contributed to his recognizable appearance in portraiture.