History Lesson 22 - James Madison

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Who was the 4th President of the US?

James Madison

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When did Madison become president?

In 1809

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What was Madison’s position before he was president?

He served as secretary of state in Jefferson’s cabinet.

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What else was Madison involved in before he was president?

He took an active part in the formation of the new nation. He was a member of the Convention of 1787.

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What was important about the Convention of 1787?

It “framed the Federal Constitution.”

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What was Madison’s role during the Convention of 1787?

He took complete notes in shorthand. He produced the only record of its proceedings and debates.

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How was England upsetting American Commerce?

By Impressing seamen from American vessels.

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What was destroying American trade?

Blockades resulting form the European wars

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What was England also accused of stirring up?

They were accused of stirring up the Indians against American settlers in the West and supplying the Indians with guns and powder.

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Who was the Shawnee Indian Chief?

Tecumseh

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What did Tecumseh do and when?

In 1811 he formed an army of many Indian tribes who tried to prevent the advance of American settlers in the Ohio Country.

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Who defeated the Indians and what was the name of the battle?

General William Harrison defeated the Indians at the Battle of Tippecanoe.

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How did the Westerners feel about England?

They felt that England needed to stop meddling in American affairs.

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When did Louisiana become a state?

In 1812 it became the eighteenth state