Ch.8 A New National Identity

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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Election of 1824
Missouri Compromise

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

• Presidential election brought controversy
• Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but
  lacked electoral votes
• Under Constitution, House of Reps decides
  election
• House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
• Jacksons supporters claimed Henry Clay made a
  corrupt bargain
• gt Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
• The controversy weakened support for Adams

• Sectionalism disagreements between different
  regions
• Missouris application for statehood as slave
  state
• gt At time slave free states balanced at 11
  each
• MISSOURI COMPROMISE
• 1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
• 2. Maine joins Union as free state
• 3. Slavery prohibited above 36 30 latitude
• Compromise passed but still disagreements about
  slavery

Roads Canals
Era of Good Feelings
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride,
prosperity
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
Gibbons v. Ogden states cant interfere with
Congress commerce
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve
transportation
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

Henry Clay wanted to use money from tariffs to
build roads canals to improve the transport of
goods.
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

Roads Canals
Roads Canals
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

Roads Canals
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve
transportation
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve
transportation
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Era of Good Feelings phrase was coined by a
Boston editor in 1817. The War of 1812 had been
won, the economy was picking up, U.S. would
begin its climb to the top.

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

Era of Good Feelings
Era of Good Feelings
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride,
prosperity
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride,
prosperity
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

Era of Good Feelings
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride,
prosperity
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

Era of Good Feelings
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride,
prosperity
Gibbons v. Ogden states cant interfere with
Congress commerce
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
Gibbons v. Ogden states cant interfere with
Congress commerce
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Missouri Compromise

• Sectionalism disagreements between different
  regions
• Missouris application for statehood as slave
  state
• gt At time slave free states balanced at 11
  each
• MISSOURI COMPROMISE
• 1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
• 2. Maine joins Union as free state
• 3. Slavery prohibited above 36 30 latitude
• Compromise passed but still disagreements about
  slavery

• Sectionalism disagreements between different
  regions
• Missouris application for statehood as slave
  state
• gt At time slave free states balanced at 11
  each
• MISSOURI COMPROMISE
• 1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
• 2. Maine joins Union as free state
• 3. Slavery prohibited above 36 30 latitude
• Compromise passed but still disagreements about
  slavery

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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Missouri Compromise
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
The Election of 1824

• Presidential election brought controversy
• Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but
  lacked electoral votes
• Under Constitution, House of Reps decides
  election
• House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
• Jacksons supporters claimed Henry Clay made a
  corrupt bargain
• gt Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
• The controversy weakened support for Adams

• Presidential election brought controversy
• Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but
  lacked electoral votes
• Under Constitution, House of Reps decides
  election
• House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
• Jacksons supporters claimed Henry Clay made a
  corrupt bargain
• gt Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
• The controversy weakened support for Adams

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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Election of 1824
Missouri Compromise

• Good negotiations with foreign powers created
  nationalism
• Nationalism PRIDE LOYALTY to a nation
• Henry Clays American System make U.S.
  economically self sufficient
• gtbuild economy, national bank, single
  currency, make trade easier
• Improve roads canals with protective tariff

• Presidential election brought controversy
• Andrew Jackson had most popular votes, but
  lacked electoral votes
• Under Constitution, House of Reps decides
  election
• House of Reps chose John Quincy Adams
• Jacksons supporters claimed Henry Clay made a
  corrupt bargain
• gt Adams chose Clay as Secretary of State
• The controversy weakened support for Adams

• Sectionalism disagreements between different
  regions
• Missouris application for statehood as slave
  state
• gt At time slave free states balanced at 11
  each
• MISSOURI COMPROMISE
• 1. Missouri enter Union as slave state
• 2. Maine joins Union as free state
• 3. Slavery prohibited above 36 30 latitude
• Compromise passed but still disagreements about
  slavery

Roads Canals
Era of Good Feelings
Clay proposes national road-Cumberland Road
1815 to 1825 U.S. enjoyed era of peace, pride,
prosperity
McCulloch v. Maryland allowed for a national bank
Gibbons v. Ogden states cant interfere with
Congress commerce
Erie Canal ran from Albany to Buffalo to improve
transportation
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Ch.8 A New National Identity
Name Per Date
Section 2- Nationalism Sectionalism
Growing Nationalism
The Election of 1824
Missouri Compromise