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US History

5.5 The Era of Good Feelings

TermDefinition
Hartford Convention Meeting of a group of New England Federalists who opposed the war of 1812 and proposed that the New England states secede from the US
Adams-Onis Treaty Agreement in which Spain agreed to sell East Florida to the US for $5 million and which established the boundary of Spanish territory west of the Mississippi River
Monroe Doctrine Declaration of President Monroe that European nations could not intervene in the Western Hemisphere except where they already had colonies and that the US would not meddle in European affairs
American System Plan proposed by Henry Clay which called for a new national bank, protective tariffs, and federal funds for internal improvements
Panic of 1819 An economic collapse that hurt southern and western farmers particularly hard
Missouri Compromise Agreement proposed in 1820by Henry Clay in which Main would enter the union as a free state, Missouri would enter as a slave state, and slavery would be prohibited in the remainder of the Louisiana Territory north of 36 degree 30
McCulloch v. Maryland Supreme Court ruling that a state can not tax the federal government or interfere with Congress's ability to enact legislation that is necessary and proper to carry out its delegated powers
Gibbons v. Ogden Supreme Court decision which ruled that where the Constitution entrusted Congress with a power, the states had no right to interfere with that power.
Protective tarriff a high tax on imports designed to shield a nation's manufacturers from foreign competition
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