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What was James Madison's view on voting?
hate it
What is James Madison view of religion?
His religion is Episcopalicin.
Did James Madison view interest groups as a necessary evil?
no he didn't view it as necessary at all
How does history view James Madison's ethics and morality while in office?
very carfuly
How did Madison view slaves?
James Madison disliked slaves. He grew up on a 5,000 acre farm with more than 100 slaves, and was a slaveowner his whole life.
Industrial Revolutions effect on the world view of other countries?
effect of the industrial revolution on other countries
How would James Madison and the Classical Republicans view Alexis de Tocqueville's idea that enlightened self interest produces good citizens?
nothin you losers
Co-founder with Jefferson of the political party opposing the Federalists?
James Madison was the co-founder, along with Thomas Jefferson, of the political party opposing the Federalists, known as the Democratic-Republicans. They formed the party in response to their disagreements with the policies of the Federalist Party, particularly their view of a strong central government. Madison and Jefferson advocated for states' rights and a more limited role for the federal government.
Why did Jefferson and Madison start the Democratic-Republican Party?
Jefferson and Madison had different view points than Hamilton.
How do people from other countries view the US?
People's views on the U.S. from other countries differ depending on what country it is and on the person. The general view of the United States is that the people are stubborn, arrogant, and crazy and that they cannot seem to stay out of others affairs.
What is Ireland's view of human rights?
Ireland has a very positive view of human rights. It also supports human rights initiatives in other countries in the world. Ireland has a very good name in the world for the charity of its people and what they do in other countries to help each other. There is a long tradition of Irish people travelling to help people in other countries.
What did Americans like James Madison and thomas Jefferson believe to be the foundation of American life both in their time and the future?
how did most americans view the french revolution as it unfolded
