Who was president at the time of the war of 1812?
george washington
james madison
john adams
thomas jefferson

James Madison

Explanation:

James Madison was the fourth president of the united states. His tenure from 1809 to 1817 witnessed the war of 1812. The conflict with the British and the french over trade was the main cause of war. He tried negotiations with both countries but failed. Therefore an unavoidable war has to be fought by the young nation.

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