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James Madison
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Vanessa Lunger
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Updated May 3, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:07
Chapter 2
00:21
Chapter 3
00:48
Chapter 4
00:52
Chapter 5
01:11
Chapter 6
01:13
Chapter 7
01:17
Chapter 8
01:33
Chapter 9
02:00
Chapter 10
02:02
Chapter 11
02:35
Chapter 12
02:37
Chapter 13
02:38
Chapter 14
02:40
Chapter 15
02:43
Chapter 16
02:57
Chapter 17
03:13
Chapter 18
03:15
Chapter 19
03:38
Chapter 20
03:42
Chapter 21
03:43
Chapter 22
03:45
Chapter 23
03:47
Chapter 24
03:51
Chapter 25
Audio Transcript
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Hi, my name is Vanessa longer and this is my
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James Madison uh manifest destiny project.
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What is manifest destiny?
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Manifest destiny?
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The definition of manifest destiny is the belief that americans
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had the right, even the duty to expand westward.
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Word across the north.
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American continent from atlantic ocean to pacific ocean?
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What triggered manifest destiny?
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One of the main causes of that triggered manifest destiny
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was the Louisiana purchase.
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It was purchased by The United States from France for
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$15 million 1803 thomas Jefferson was the president at the
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time. Here are a few pictures to show how much
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it really did, double the size of the United States.
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What? Yeah.
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How long did it take to achieve manifest destiny?
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It took around 55 years to achieve manifest destiny.
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It started around 1812 and was finally achieved in 1862.
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To give you a better picture.
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It started around four of 1812 and ended around the
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civil War.
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Yeah. How did James Madison help trigger manifest destiny.
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James Madison was the father of the constitution.
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The fourth President of the United States.
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He wrote the Bill of Rights and also was the
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author of the Virginia Plan.
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James Madison was the president during the war of 1812.
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A Constitution, James Madison wrote the constitution and the definition
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of the constitution is uh the supreme law of the
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United States of America.
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This founding document originally compressing seven articles, delegates the national
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frame of the government.
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This is a picture of the Constitution and The War
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of 1812.
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The definition of the war of 1812 was the conflict
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fought between the United States and its allies and the
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Ireland and
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it's dependent colonies and North America and American and Indian
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allies. During the war of 1812, the British burned down
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the White House.
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James Madison was the president and the war was ended
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by the Treaty of Lisbon.
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Here's a picture of the White House being burnt down
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by the british and here is a picture of one
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of the battles.
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Mhm. Mhm.
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Who was James Madison?
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James Madison was the father of the constitution.
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His wife was named Dolly Madison.
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He was the fourth president of the United States of
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America. James Madison was Secretary of State in 18 oh
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one and he had a son named john Payne Todd.
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Early life.
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James Madison was born in Virginia.
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He went to college in New Jersey, now known as
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Princeton University.
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James Madison Was born on a plantation and he was
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born on 17 or in 7 1551 on March 16.
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Uh huh.
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Who was Dolly Madison, Dolly Madison was the 4th First
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Lady of the United States.
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She saved the famous picture of George Washington from burning
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in the wash when the British burned down the White
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House. And she was born in North Carolina.
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Here's a picture of her and here's the big picture
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of the picture she saved in the burning of the
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White House.
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Yeah, Okay.
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Okay. Here are my work cited.
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Thank you.
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