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Essay heading: An Analysis of the Presidential Election of 1820
 
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After a strenuous two years of combat, Monroe resigned and attempted to create a Virginia regiment under his command, but failed due to lack of sufficient funds (America The Beautiful). Monroe’s Previous Political Careers When Monroe returned from the army, he studied law with his political role model, Thomas Jefferson, who had political ambitions for individual rights that he admired...
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Monroe’s first public office was in the Virginia state assembly, also called the Council of State. Soon, he was elected to the Continental Congress in New York. Monroe then retired, but in less than a year was back in politics, serving in the first state assembly, and then in the state convention called to ratify the United States Constitution...
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