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How many stars were on the American flag when James Monroe became president?
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James Monroe became the 5th President of the United States in 1817. During this time there were 15 stars on the flag. During his presidency, until 1825, nine stars were added.
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When James Monroe became president in 1817, there were 20 stars on the American flag. This was because three new states (Indiana, Louisiana, and Mississippi) had joined the Union since the previous change to the flag's design. Each state was represented by a star on the flag.
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