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The fifth President of the United States was ____________, a Virginia lawyer, politician, Revolutionary War Officer and a Secretary of State under President Madison, served during the "era of good feelings" and is most noted for his development of an enduring diplomatic doctrine preventing the formation of new European colonies in the Americas.
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