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James Madison Quiz
James Madison Brainwave Challenge: 23 Questions to test your mental acuity
Updated: May 31, 2023
James Madison Jr. was an American statesman, diplomat, and Founding Father.
Get ready to flex your James Madison muscles! This quiz features 23 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? Are you ready to get started?
Monroe Hall
Little Britain
Charlestown
Port Conway
Jul 26, 1739
Apr 2, 1743
Jan 11, 1757
Mar 16, 1751
Nov 26, 1807
Oct 7, 1792
Jul 4, 1831
Jun 28, 1836
1.96 Metres
2.14 Metres
2.36 Metres
1.63 Metres
Quincy
Williamsburg
Charleston
Montpelier
United States Of America
Japan
Republic Of Ireland
Hungary
Blue-green
Blue
Light Eyes
Black
Abigail Wolcott Ellsworth
Dolley Madison
Julia Gardiner Tyler
Mary Alsop King
Bentley University
College Of William & Mary
Princeton University
Carnegie Institute Of Technology
President Of The United States
First Lady Of The United States
Associate Justice Of The Supreme Court Of The United States
Member Of The United States House Of Representatives From Virginia
Which of the following is a notable work of James Madison?
Menschenhass Und Reue
Federalist Papers
Heart
Conservation Of Mass
Which of the following organizations has James Madison been a member of?
(Select 2 answers)
New England Historic Genealogical Society
American Philosophical Society
Grand Lodge Of Virginia
American Academy Of Arts And Sciences
Hollywood Cemetery
Trinity Church Cemetery
Grace Episcopal Churchyard
Montpelier
English
Thai
Malay
Maltese
Federalist Party
American Independent Party
Popular Democratic Party
Democratic-Republican Party
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Natural Causes
Death In Custody
Homicide
Death In Battle
Writer
Statesperson
Foreign Lawyer
Garment And Related Trades Workers
Heart Failure
Tuberculosis
Ballistic Trauma
Myocardial Infarction
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