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IT was George Washington goodluck :)
Yes, James Madison succeed Thomas Jefferson as President of the United States.
"succeed" means to follow in this case - it is the opposite of precede. One can say that Madison succeeded Jefferson as president which means that Madison was the next president after Jefferson.
George Washington was the Commander of the Continental Army and the first president. Thomas Jefferson was the Voice of the American Revolution and the third president. Both Jefferson and Washington along with the Father of the Constitution, James Madison favored a Bill of Rights.
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Taylor might all fall into that category.
James Madison was Secretary of State under President Thomas Jefferson. Madison served in that capacity from 1801-1809, then succeed Jefferson as President from 1809-1817.
Jefferson was the third president, James Madison was the fourth.
James Madison
James Madison.
He retired.
The first five Presidents, Washington, John Adams, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe are all considered to be founding fathers.