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The 13 pages that link to James Monroe, each with the reason it gives.

• Louisiana PurchaseRelated: Monroe joined Livingston in 1803 to negotiate the purchase.

• James MadisonRelated: Monroe served as Madison’s secretary of state before succeeding him as president.

• Monroe DoctrineRelated: He announced the doctrine in his 1823 annual message to Congress.

• John Quincy AdamsRelated: Adams served as Monroe’s secretary of state and helped define his administration’s foreign policy.

• American Colonization SocietyRelated: His support gave the society political visibility and later lent his name to Monrovia.

• Pan-AmericanismRelated: The Monroe Doctrine later became a major, contested framework for U.S. claims to hemispheric leadership.

• Monrovia (Liberia)Related: The city was named in his honor, reflecting U.S. support for colonization.

• Era of Good FeelingsRelated: His presidency supplied the period’s name and public image of political calm.

• Burning of WashingtonRelated: Monroe warned Madison that the British were advancing toward the capital.

• Joseph Jenkins RobertsRelated: The American Colonization Society named Monrovia for Monroe during the settlement Roberts later governed.

• Panic of 1819Related: His administration confronted the crisis and its political consequences.

• Albert GallatinRelated: Gallatin negotiated with Monroe in Europe over U.S. diplomatic policy.

• Robert R. LivingstonRelated: Monroe joined Livingston in Paris in 1803 to negotiate the purchase with France.