4th President and Father of the Constitution who led during the War of 1812. Play James Madison trivia solo to sharpen your knowledge, or challenge a friend head-to-head in Trivia Tango — every question comes with an explanation so you learn as you play.
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James Madison collaborated with Alexander Hamilton and this diplomat to write The Federalist Papers defending the Constitution.
James Madison introduced the Bill of Rights while serving in this legislative body, where he represented Virginia from 1789 to 1797.
This conflict with Great Britain, sometimes called the "Second War of Independence," occurred during the fourth president's administration.
This famous First Lady saved the Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington when the British burned the executive mansion in 1814.
Before becoming president, the "Father of the Constitution" served as Secretary of State under this fellow Virginian.
This Southern state was home to the fourth president, who was born at Belle Grove plantation in 1751.
This political party, co-founded by the fourth president and Thomas Jefferson, opposed the Federalists' strong central government policies.
This collection of 85 essays, written to promote ratification of the Constitution, was authored by the fourth president along with Hamilton and Jay.