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Think about how the author compares James Madison and Thomas Jefferson. In what ways does he feel that these leaders were alike and different? What effect does this comparison have on the passage? How does it support the author’s point of view? Write an essay of two to three paragraphs explaining your response. Be sure to include details from the passage in your answer. Pls help (story: James Madison: the forgotten founder)

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