i have a dbq where it asks about Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, and the federalist and democratic-republican parties, it wants to know about each of their political view points and how they changed when they become president.
my friend thought Madison was a federalist, but i know he isn't. what ive gathered is that he is democratic-republican but supports a strong central government which is why he helped write the Federalist papers. is this correct?
Madison and Jefferson
September 29, 2005 - 00:45
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Madison and Jefferson
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It's also why he supported the creation of the national bank while jefferson opposed it.
I did a major project on the federalists about 3 years ago for an 8th grade history course.
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