President James Madison
By: Katelyn Dato-on
President James Madison
James Madison was the fourth president of the United States of America. He established the government of a new nation. He participated as a congressman of the government, secretary of state, and then he eventually became the president. He contributed to the Constitution of the United States and it gave him a great opportunity to show off his talents and it was considered one of his greatest accomplishments. Madison was considered responsible for adding the Bill of Rights to the Constitution of the United States. He had great concern for the intellectual and religious freedom of the country.
Citation
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"James Madison." The White House. United States Government. 21 Nov 2007 /
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