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James Madison

James Madison. By: Yasmin Hernandez. President James Madison. James Madison was President from 1809-1817 James Madison was the 4 th President of the United States of America. President Madison’s Family.

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James Madison

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  1. James Madison By: Yasmin Hernandez

  2. President James Madison • James Madison was President from 1809-1817 • James Madison was the 4th President of the United States of America.

  3. President Madison’s Family • James Madison was Married to Dolly Madison. They didn't have any children together. • James Madison and • Dolly Madison

  4. President James Madison Accomplishments • Madison was a chief architect of U.S. Constitution as well the the U.S. Bill of Rights. He also played a crucial role in getting both ratified, an astounding feat in itself given the radical nature of the documents. His key contribution was in understanding and appreciating the importance of having checks and balances to ensure continued liberty and stability of the government. Further, Madison helped to defeat the Alien and Sedition Acts in the US, effectively saving American free speech. 

  5. Facts On James Madison • James Madison was Born in March 16, 1751 in Port Conway, Virginia. He died in June 28, 1836 at Montpelier, Virginia.

  6. The Question I Would Ask MY President • Why did have one parrot ? • Why did the British burn the Whitehouse? • Why did you want to become president?

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