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An Overview of James Madison's Presidency and Its Impact on Early American History

This PowerPoint review by Zach L., Shae R., and iiyonna delves into the significant events during James Madison's presidency from 1809 to 1817. It highlights his correspondence with John Herry regarding Canada's gubernatorial concerns amidst rebellion in New England and emphasizes Madison's leadership during the War of 1812. Notably, his administration saw the admission of Louisiana as the 18th state. Serving as the "father of the constitution," Madison's thoughtful governance alongside Vice Presidents George Clinton and Elbridge Gerry shaped early American politics and federal authority.

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An Overview of James Madison's Presidency and Its Impact on Early American History

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  1. By: Zach L.,Shae R, iiyonna Review PowerPoint

  2. James Madison’s Presidency He shared the letters of John Herry, agent for governor of Canada, with Congress that indicates that the governor general of Canada is indicating rebellion in New England • People involved: his vice presidents- George Clinton (1809-1812) and Elbridge Gerry (1813-1817) • details and importance: Louisiana is admitted to the nation as the 18th state of the union. • President over the War of 1812 with Britain. • He was the father of the constitution.

  3. John Adams • He was a very skilled and thoughtful man . He was the second

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