What is the significance of James Madison's diary?

Answer 1

James Madison's diary is the only record of the Constitutional Convention that we have. Since no minutes or direct record of the meetings were allowed, Madison's reflections is were we get most of our information on the event.

Answer 2

The significance of James Madison, was that he climbed Mount.Everest and was the first one to make it to the top, but when he was climbing down, his rope broke and than he fell and was badly injured. He didn't die, which was a miracle, and than he became the first President of the United States. As some of you may know, he chopped down and an apple tree, and he had nasty wooden teeth. James Madison also wrote the Declaration of Independence, and Thomas Jefferson also helped.