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Era of Good Feelings

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Era of Good Feelings 1815-1824 (Monroe's presidency)
James Monroe President during the Era of Good Feelings (Democratic-Republican)
Virginia Dynasty The first 4 out of 5 presidents (Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe) were from Virginia
Tariff of 1816 First protective tariff in US history; meant to protect American manufacturers from British competition after War of 1812
Henry Clay's American System 1. Bank of the United States 2. Internal improvements (roads/canals) 3. Protective tariffs
Second Bank of the United States Re-chartered in 1816; national bank to manage currency and credit (20-year charter)
Steamboat Robert Fulton's Clermont, 1807
National/Cumberland Road Completed in 1818
Erie Canal Completed in 1825
New England's economy Manufacturing center due to waterpower and seaports
Eli Whitney's cotton gin Increased cotton production and demand for slaves; led to expansion of plantation economy
Federalist Party decline After defeat in 1816 election, they were no longer a significant national party
Corrupt Bargain of 1824 Henry Clay supported John Quincy Adams for president over Andrew Jackson (who had more votes), then became Adams' Secretary of State
Marbury v. Madison Established judicial review (1803)
McCulloch v. Maryland Upheld constitutionality of national bank (1819)
Gibbons v. Ogden Gave Congress power over interstate commerce (1824)
Missouri Compromise 1. Missouri entered as slave state 2. Maine entered as free state 3. Slavery prohibited north of 36°30' parallel
Monroe Doctrine Declared Western Hemisphere off-limits to European colonization; asserted U.S. influence
Evidence FOR Era of Good Feelings One-party political dominance, Nationalist spirit after War of 1812, Economic growth and development, Monroe ran unopposed in 1820
Evidence AGAINST Era of Good Feelings Growing sectionalism, Debates over slavery (Missouri Compromise), Economic disputes between regions, Democratic-Republican Party internal divisions, Corrupt Bargain of 1824
Tariff of 1816
Second Bank of U.S. chartered 1816
National Road completed 1818
Missouri Compromise 1820
Monroe Doctrine 1823
Gibbons v. Ogden 1824
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